5 to go: The Romanian giant opens its first coffee shops in Bulgaria
The popular Romanian coffee shop chain 5 to go has entered the Bulgarian market. Following a serious expansion in Romania, where the company launched in 2015
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Aleksandra Sotirova-Delcheva
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Airbnb for solar sites: Irish start-up for energy solutions sets foot in Bulgaria
The Irish energy and technology solutions start-up Solsign is stepping into Bulgaria with its platform, which, with the help of artificial intelligence
Hong Kong's United Energy Group will build the largest solar power plant in Bulgaria
United Energy Group (UEG), a Hong Kong-based oil and gas exploration and production company, is buying the Bulgarian Green Profit
Not just solar: Bulgaria must also look at other renewable energy sources
Bulgaria should focus on the development of all types of renewable energy, not just solar, which is currently the trend. This is the consensus reached by the participants
EV charging network growth hinges on the new energy capacities
ABB E-Mobility is a global leader in the market of electric vehicle charging stations, and from our experience and observations, we can say that the implementation of charging
SPARK expands service in Bulgaria with 350 new electric cars
The shared electric cars company SPARK will add another 350 new vehicles to its fleet in Bulgaria by the middle of this year
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Aleksandra Sotirova-Delcheva
Three companies have expressed interest in building the new units at Kozloduy nuclear power plant
The South Korean Hyundai Engineering, plus the U.S. Fluor, and Bechtel Corporation are the three companies that have expressed interest in the procedure for building
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Aleksandra Sotirova-Delcheva
Bulgaria’s energy ministry expects the renewables and batteries tender to exceed EUR 1 billion
The total budget of the public tender for investments in renewables and batteries, which is about to be launched in February in Bulgaria, will exceed EUR 1 billion
AFRY Schweiz uncovered the cause of the accident at Chaira Pumped Storage Hydro Power Plant
"Material fatigue" - this is the main reason for the breakdown at Chaira PSHPP, in Bulgaria, a year and a half ago. This finding is present in the report of the Swiss company
Dundee Precious Metals Extends Life of Mine Plan to 2032 for the Chelopech Mine in Bulgaria
Dundee Precious Metals Inc. (DPM) provides an interim update to the Mineral Resource and Mineral Reserve estimate and life of mine plan for its Chelopech mine in Bulgaria