“We see the boat and we want to get on board”: Kyustendil is on the path to a just transition
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
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Gloria Hristova
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Decarbonization is not just an environmental issue, but also an economic one
Decarbonization is not just an environmental issue, but also an economic one. With these words, Neno Nenov, economic advisor at the European Commission
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Spa complex in Belchinski Bani relies on geothermal energy
In the heart of one of the most promising spa areas in Bulgaria, a new modern spa complex is to be built, which will rely on the use of renewable energy sources
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Gloria Hristova
Bulgaria and Romania invest 230 million euros to deepen the Danube
The total value of the project amounts to nearly 230 million euros
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Gloria Hristova
By 2026, Sofia Airport will welcome passengers at two new business lounges (visualizations)
It's all part of the airport's strategy to modernise and improve services
New business incubator to support innovative ideas in Stara Zagora
It was announced by Rositsa Raykova, Head of the Investments, Energy Efficiency and Green Transition Department
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Gloria Hristova
Borissov announced a 420-million-euro investment in a gunpowder plant
Rheinmetall will have 51% ownership of a future joint venture, and the Bulgarian state – 49%.
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Gloria Hristova
Brussels decides the fate of the 35 Bulgarian trains from the Recovery Plan
The European Commission's answer is necessary due to the fast approaching RRP deadline
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Gloria Hristova
Balkan Mountains tunnel project will be done in parts in an attempt to speed it up
The new road will facilitate the connection between the northern and southern halves of Bulgaria
Steel, Culture and Hydrogen: The Rebirth of the Lower Vitkovice Ironworks (gallery)
The heart of the former heavy industry in the Czech city of Ostrava is experiencing a second life as a cultural, educational and technological center.