Bulgarian MPs Scrap Burgas-Alexandroupolis Pipeline
The Members of the Parliament from the Economic Committee voted Tuesday to abandon the Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline project.
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Power Distributor CEZ Launches Energy Ombudsman in Bulgaria
Starting Tuesday, power distributor CEZ, which supplies electricity to consumers in Sofia and northwestern Bulgaria, offers the services of an energy ombudsman.
Bulgaria's Gas Supplier Proposes 3.22% Decrease in Q2 Prices
State-owned gas supplier Bulgargaz has submitted a proposal for a 3.22% decrease in gas prices in Q2, 2013 with Bulgaria's State Commission for Energy and Water Regulation (DKEVR).
Bulgarian Green Energy Producers Hold Urgent Meeting with National Electricity Co
Renewable energy producers will hold an urgent meeting Monday with representatives of the National Electric Company (NEK), the Bulgarian Energy Holding (BEH) and the Electricity System Operator (ESO), to discuss the extraordinary suspension of thermal pow
Bulgaria Names New Energy Watchdog Head
Evgenia Haritonova has been named as the new head of Bulgaria's State Commission for Energy and Water Regulation.
Bulgaria's Energy Holding Takes Out EUR 250 M Loan
Bulgaria's state energy holding company, which groups the country's top energy assets, has already launched a procedure for seeking a EUR 250 M loan, the energy minister announced.
Bulgaria to Get Azeri Gas via Nabucco in end-2018
Bulgaria can expect Azeri gas via the Nabucco West pipeline in end- 2018 or early 2019, according to Christian Dolezal, spokesperson of the Nabucco consortium.
Bulgarian Unit of Power Distributor Energo-Pro Accused of Abuse of Dominant Position
Bulgaria's Commission for Protection of Competition (KZK) has accused Energo-Pro, the power distributor servicing customers in northeastern Bulgaria, of abuse of dominant position.
Bulgaria Yet to Scrap Burgas-Alexandroupolis Pipeline for Good
Bulgaria is yet to conclusively abandon the Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline project, as the country's Parliament postponed the second reading vote on the proposal for next week.
Bulgaria Denounces Burgas-Alexandroupolis Pipeline Agreement
Bulgaria's Parliament denounced at first reading on Thursday the trilateral agreement for the construction of the Burgas-Alexandoupolis oil pipeline.
Bulgarian Solar Energy Producers Demand High-Profile Resignations
The Bulgarian Photovoltaic Association, a NGO uniting solar energy producers, has demanded the resignations of the directors of the state-owned electricity companies over "serious problems in the management of the energy system".
Bulgaria Energy Holding to Tap Markets, Seek Syndicated Loan
Bulgaria's state energy holding company, which groups the country's top energy assets, plans to launch within days a procedure for tapping international markets.
Bulgaria's Energy Diversification Projects Unaffected by Political Situation – Outgoing Deputy Minister
As regards energy independence, Bulgaria has focused efforts on domestic gas production, gas grid interconnections with neighboring countries, and gas supply diversification, according to Evgenia Haritonova, outgoing Deputy Economy and Energy Minister.
Bulgaria Revokes Proposal for Nationalization of Power Distributors
Bulgaria's Parliament has revoked the proposal of nationalist party Ataka for a mandatory suspension of the licenses of the three power distributors operating in the country, CEZ, EVN, Energo-Pro and their nationalization.
Bulgaria's Shumen Municipality Moves to Cancel Privatization of Heating Utility
Bulgaria's Shumen municipality has warned the executive director of Israeli company Telemania that it will terminate the privatization contract for heating utility Toplofikatsia Shumen EAD at one month's notice.
Bulgartransgaz Launches Construction of 80km Gas Pipeline in NE Bulgaria
Kiril Temelkov, CEO of state-owned gas transmission operator Bulgartransgaz, attended Tuesday the sod-turning ceremony of a gas pipeline connecting the northeastern Bulgarian cities of Dobrich and Silistra.
Bulgarian Watchdog Vows No Job Cuts at Coal Mining Firms, TPPs
The outgoing panel of Bulgaria's State Commission for Energy and Water Regulation (DKEVR) has assured protesting miners and workers in the energy and railway sectors that the upcoming decrease in electricity prices will not result in the suspension of any
Power Rates in Bulgaria Not Likely to Rise again in July – Outgoing Minister
There is no reason for electricity prices to rise on July 1 after the price drop to be introduced on March 5, according to Bulgaria's outgoing Economy and Energy Minister Delyan Dobrev.
Thousands of Miners Rally for Protest in Bulgarian Capital Sofia
Several thousand miners thermal plant workers from the Maritsa East complexes – which harbors three of the largest Bulgarian TPPs, as well as those from the Bobov Dol TPP – have rallied in the downtown of the Bulgarian capital Sofia Tuesday morning.
Bulgarian Miners Fearing Jobs Cuts to Stage Protest
Bulgarian miners from the two trade unions will stage a protests Tuesday in front of he office of the State Commission for Energy and Water Regulation (DKEVR) to demand guarantees against job cuts in the sector.
Bulgaria's Energy Mix Will Not Change to Allow Price Drop - Watchdog
Bulgaria's outgoing State-Commission for Energy and Water Regulation (DKEVR) will use technical losses of power distributors to introduce the anticipated reduction in electricity prices.
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