Bulgaria's Economy and Energy Minister, Traicho Traikov, announced Thursday the price for the project to build a second Nuclear Power Plant in the Bulgarian Danube town if Belene has reached EUR 9 B.
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Energy | August 26, 2010, Thursday // 11:31
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Bulgaria's finance ministry has denied Russia media reports that Bulgarian officials are expected in Moscow in September for talks on the construction of the Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline.
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Energy | August 25, 2010, Wednesday // 19:16
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The Japanese company Toshiba is planning to invest in construction of solar power plants in the USA and countries in Europe, including Bulgaria.
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Energy | August 25, 2010, Wednesday // 13:06
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The Czech-owned power utility CEZ, one of the three major electric power suppliers in Bulgaria, begins to pilot test Wednesday its new electronic invoice system.
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Energy | August 25, 2010, Wednesday // 12:44
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Bulgaria's National Electric Company (NEK) will be sanctioned for the power outages that left towns and resorts on the southern Black Sea cost in the dark, the Head of the country's energy watchdog, Angel Semerdzhiev, says.
Fallen and inclined electric poles at the dump in the Bulgarian Black Sea city of Nesebar may cause fires and damp the region, the concessioner of the dump has announced.
The price of natural gas might drop by 16% but only if Bulgaria managed to diversify its sources, according to the Balkan and Black Sea Oil and Gas Association.
The Nabucco pipeline project has modified its gas supply concept to include two feeder pipelines leading to Turkey – one from Georgia and one from Iraq.
The Czech-owned power utility CEZ is planning to invest more than BGN 1 M for improving the quality of power supply in the region of Sofia and in Southwestern Bulgaria.
Russia will sue Bulgaria over unpaid USD 1.35 M owed for the removal of used nuclear fuel, according to Prof. Yordan Stamenov, Director of the Institute for Nuclear Research and Nuclear Energy (INRNE) at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.
HSBC, Societe Generale and Rothschild have been shortlisted in the tender for a financial consultant of Bulgaria's planned Belene nuclear power plant, the country's energy holding announced.
The German-Bulgarian company SRS Bulgaria will invest close to BGN 500 M to create a wind power park nearby the town of General Toshevo in northeastern Bulgaria.
Bulgaria's finance minister Simeon Djankov, Burgas region governor Konstantin Grebenarov and representatives of EVN and NEK utilities are to discuss Friday the power blackouts that left towns and thousands of tourists in the dark.
The Czech-owned power utility CEZ, servicing western Bulgaria, has announced that it will provide BGN 240 000 for renovation of the electricity distribution network in the town of Samokov.
The Czech-owned power utility CEZ has announced that there will be no power outages at the Bulgarian winter resorts in the territory served by the company.
Russia has provided the Bulgarian side with all data and documentation for the go-ahead of the project to build a second Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) in the Danube town of Belene, the Russian news agency Interfax reports Thursday.
The Head of the Bulgarian State Commission for Energy and Water Regulation (DKEVR), Angel Semerdzhiev, stated there is a possibility to lower gas prices in the country during the third and fourth quarter of 2010.
The Bulgarian energy watchdog has decided that both the National Electric Company (NEK) and the Austria-owned power utility EVN were responsible for the problems with electric supply to the southern Black Sea coast.
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Energy | August 18, 2010, Wednesday // 18:40
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British oil and gas explorer Melrose Resources announced it expects to receive a boost when the first of two Bulgarian fields begins production in September.
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Energy | August 18, 2010, Wednesday // 14:26
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The Bulgarian gas supplier Bulgargaz forecasts a 3% price increase in the beginning of October 2010, according to a company letter sent to Bulgarian media Tuesday.
The Bulgarian National Electric Company (NEK) attacked Tuesday the Austrian-owned power utility EVN, saying the problems with electric supply to the southern Black Sea coast are the latter's fault.
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