Bulgaria Bans Controversial Energy Powder Following Health Concerns
A complete ban on the sale and distribution of energy powder, known as "energy sniff," has been introduced
The Bulgarian government is announcing measures to compensate businesses for high electricity prices.
This became possible after companies and workers protested in Sofia, demanding to be compensated for the price of electricity for non-household consumers on the stock exchange, which reached over BGN 480 per megawatt-hour.
Among the discussed solutions is the business to receive 75% compensation from the amount representing the difference between the stock exchange price and the estimated price from EWRC.
/BNT
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