Eng. Ognyan Atanasov is a civil engineer and a graduate of three leading technical universities in Bulgaria. Before entering local government, he set up his own design office
All coal regions in Europe and around the world are looking for their path to decarbonization. Bulgaria is also trying to find good examples
When the conversation about the green transition focuses solely on terabytes, gigafactories, and carbon projects, it is easy to forget that the energy for change
Workers in the energy sector in Kyustendil and Bobov Dol overwhelmingly want to keep their jobs and remain in the sector, although they are concerned
Kyustendil is entering a key phase of transformation with unprecedented access to European funding—for businesses, people, and the new green economy
A just transition is not only an environmental issue, but also an economic one. This was one of the main themes of the international conference “Just Transition in Kyustendil
People in Kyustendil have real fears about the Green Deal – about jobs, incomes, and energy prices. Local residents remain cautious about change
Unlike other regions, the wave of transition hit Kyustendil about 8–10 years ago, when most of the mines were closed. The consequences were visible
The topic of a fair transition, in itself, implies expectations for something fair. It is no secret that for workers and the population of the Kyustendil region, the main issues are jobs
Decarbonization is not just an environmental issue, but also an economic one. With these words, Neno Nenov, economic advisor at the European Commission
Zdravko Velinov's idea for an architectural art studio was born a long time ago, as he had been involved in the field of design for years
We are currently in talks with a representative of the German company in question so that they can rent a private property with a much smaller area
The sixth regional event of the "Transition of Opportunities" European project, implemented by Brand Media Bulgaria, once again aroused serious interest
Kyustendil will continue its economic transformation thanks to the first European funds earmarked for regions in transition. A total of 122 million euros
Despite pressure from workers in the sector and trade unions in recent weeks, the government of Acad. Nikolai Denkov's government has decided to send the Fair Transition Plans to Brussels
