Four new pumped storage power plants, energy storage projects, two new nuclear units at the Kozloduy NPP. These and other energy initiatives
Compensation for the high price of electricity for the mining industry will continue, Energy Minister Zhecho Stankov pledged during a meeting on the occasion
The future of the digital industry and the strategic role of secure, long-term, and emission-free energy in the construction of artificial intelligence gigafactories and data centers
Our country is the only one in Europe without its own geological service and systematic geological surveys
Energy Minister Zhecho Stankov assured that Bulgaria's energy supply is secure and no problems with deliveries are expected
TPP Maritsa East 2 will supply nearly 50% of the energy for household consumers in Bulgaria from the new regulatory period – July 1, 2025
Bulgaria has learned its lesson in nuclear projects. We will not repeat the mistakes that were made in the past. That is why I mentioned the three important pieces
In addition to the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant, the state is considering the reclaimed areas in the Maritsa basin and substations as possible locations for data centers
The storage system is part of the largest hybrid park within the bloc
Bulgaria has renegotiated the reform in the Recovery Plan, which provided for a 40% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from coal-fired power plants by 2026
From a missed flight to catamarans to ‘the biggest corruption deal’ in our history – the saga surrounding the long-term contract between Bulgargaz and the Turkish state-owned company Botas
The Bulgarian government isn't really giving information about how the Belene NPP drama will develop
The construction of units 7 and 8 of the Kozloduy NPP is not just an energy project, but a strategic investment with a regional scope.
Liberalization was a mandatory condition from the European Commission to be eligible to receive the second payment under the Recovery and Resilience Plan
For Bulgaria, this will be another deal in this sector, after the country selected Shell Plc to explore for oil and gas near Burgas
