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Moscow could soon freeze temporarily its gas pipeline project "South Stream" and increase gas export to Europe thanks to Germany as a reliable partner.
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Bulgaria to Finalize Shale Gas Contract with Chevron in Days
Bulgaria will finalize shale gas exploration talks with US Chevron and seal a contract in the next few days, Energy Minister Traicho Traikov has announced.
Bulgaria to Face New Fuel Price Protest Friday
A Facebook group has urged Bulgarians to join a new fuel price protest.
Bulgaria, Romania Set Stage for Massive Danube Hydro-Energy Projects
Bulgaria and Romania's economy ministers have discussed two large-scale hydro-energy projects on the Danube, whose future realization is said to harbor great economic potential.
Co-Owners of Bulgarian Fuel Retailer Lock Horns Again
A Monday letter of Denis Ershov to the media produced a new episode of the prolonged shareholder battle over Petrol Holding, a major fuel company in Bulgaria.
Fuel Prices in Bulgaria Hit New Record Highs
Gasoline rates in Bulgaria have climbed to a new record high, stoking fears of a new wave of price hikes of related commodities.
Lukoil Hikes Bulgaria's Fuel Prices
Fuel prices in Bulgaria has reached new highs after Lukoil Bulgaria announced new minor increases.
Bulgarian Ex Interior Minister Denies Lukoil Involvement in Smuggling Schemes
Bulgarian left-wing MP Rumen Petkov has rejected allegations that Lukoil participates in smuggling schemes.
Bulgartransgaz CEO Appointed Head of Nabucco Bulgaria
The newly-appointed CEO of state-owned Bulgartransgaz company, a subsidiary of Bulgargaz, Kiril Temelkov will also be in charge of the Bulgarian firm for the realization of the Nabucco gas transit pipeline.
South Stream, Nabucco to Be Granted Third-Party Access Exemptions – Bulgarian Energy Minister
Bulgarian Energy Minister Traicho Traikov has expressed his confidence in the fact that the South Stream gas pipeline will be granted a derogation by the European Commission on third-party access requirements.
Bulgarian Customs Threaten to Revoke Lukoil Neftochim's Tax Warehouse License
Bourgas-based refinery Lukoil Neftochim may be stripped of its license allowing it to operate as a tax warehouse, according to Customs Agency head Vanyo Tanov.
Bulgarian Energy Experts Assert Safety of Shale Gas Drilling
Bulgaria, represented by the state-owned Bulgarian Energy Holding and Bulgargaz, must step up its participation in shale gas exploration and production, according to a host of local energy experts.
Bulgarian Govt Doesn't Pull the Plug on BA Oil Pipeline Yet
The Bulgarian government has approved a contribution to the Bulgarian state company for the construction of the vastly troubled Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline, which is at the bare minimum for keeping the project alive.
Canadian Company Announces Bulgarian Solar Park Investment
P2 Solar, Inc., based in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada, has announced it has executed an option agreement to develop a 7.3 MW solar power farm in Bulgaria.
German Firm Gehrlicher Completes Bulgarian Solar Plant
Gehrlicher Solar AG, a German company, has completed its first Bulgarian photovoltaic project, a 1.
Parvanov, Gul: Bulgaria, Turkey to Secure Plenty of Gas for Nabucco
Bulgaria and Turkey are going to use their contacts to secure more natural gas for the Nabucco gas than the future European gas transit pipeline needs, according to Presidents Georgi Parvanov and Abdullah Gul.
Bulgaria to Hold Auctions for Six Shale Gas Exploration Blocks
Bulgaria will hold auctions for a total of six shale gas exploration blocks, said Kristalina Stoykova from the Geological Institute at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS).
Bulgaria Seriously Bent on Giving Up Russian Gas
Bulgaria is making definite steps to achieve a fourfold reduction in the amount of natural gas it is buying from Russia, according to an extensive publication by Russian paper Kommersant.
Bulgarian Antitrust Watchdog Slaps Fines over Maritsa East 2 TPP Eco Upgrade
Bulgaria's Commission on Protection of Competition (CPC) has fined three companies which participated in the construction of desulphurisation installations at the state-owned thermal power plant Maritsa East 2.
Bulgaria Set to Benefit Big from Newly-Found Natural Gas Deposit
A newly-discovered natural gas deposit near Lovech in Northern Bulgaria contains 10 billion cubic meters of gas, Bulgaria's Minister of Economy, Energy, and Tourism announced.
Toshiba Inches towards Massive Bulgarian Investment with Carbon Capture Study
Toshiba is going to perform a feasibility study for the construction of a coal-fired thermal power plant in Bulgaria that will feature carbon capture and storage facilities (CCS), the Japanese company has announced.
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