Macedonia Starts Gazprom Talks to Join South Stream
Macedonia will hold talks on October 1 with Russian gas giant Gazprom on joining the South Stream gas pipeline project.
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Bulgaria Energy Watchdog: NEK Off the Hook
The Bulgarian energy watchdog has announced it will not fine the National Electric Company (NEK) because it has not made any specific violations.
Bulgaria Energy Watchdog: No Decrease of Heating Price
The Bulgarian State Commission on Energy and Water Regulation (DKEVR) will discuss on Tuesday the decrease of the natural gas price by 1% from October.
5 Dirty Bulgarian Power Plants Face Closure, Trade Unions Indignant
Five power plants in Bulgaria that do not meet EU eco-requirements must close down by end of October, raising concern about environmental responsibility, energy supplies and unemployment.
Russia Anticipates Re-launch of Bulgaria Nuclear Plant
Russia has expectations that Bulgaria will renew the construction of its second Nuclear Power Plant in the Danube town of Belene, the Russian news agency ITAR-TASS informs Monday.
Serbia Ready to Start Building South Stream
Serbia is about ready to start the construction of the South Stream gas transit pipeline, announced the head of the Srbijagas company Dusan Bajatovic.
Bulgarian, Greek Energy Heads Talk Gas Pipeline Link
The Bulgarian and Greek ministers in charge of energy are meeting in Thessaloniki Wednesday in order to coordinate the project for connecting the natural gas pipeline networks of the two countries.
CEZ Moves to Quit Romania's Cernavoda Nuclear Plant
Czech energy giant CEZ has started a procedure to exit the project for the expansion of Romania's nuclear power plant Cernavoda.
Bulgarian Energy Watchdog: NEK Should Shift Investments
Bulgaria's dominant state power utility NEK has not invested enough money in the maintenance of the transmission network in the country, a check by the state energy watchdog has showed.
Bulgarian Energy Watchdog Claims Unchanged Heating Prices
The price of central heating in all Bulgarian cities will remain unchanged throughout the whole heating season, the head of the State Commission on Energy and Water Regulation (DKEVR) announced.
Neighbors Gulp on LNG as Bulgaria Slumbers
Hungary, Romania, Georgia and Azerbaijan joined forces in a project to deliver liquified natural gas from Azerbaijan to Romania and on to Hungary through Georgia.
Bulgarian PM Enthuisastic about Belene NPP in the US
Bulgarian PM Boyko Borisov said that Bulgaria is eager to start building its new Belene NPP during talks with US energy envoy for Eurasia Richard Morningstar.
Bulgaria Shuts Unit 6 of Kozloduy NPP for Repairs
One of the two functioning reactors of Bulgaria's Kozloduy nuclear plant, Unit 6, has been turned off for its scheduled annual repairs and refueling.
Charles Street: No Decision Yet on Bulgarian Deal
Charles Street Capital has announced that no firm decisions have been made on a deal to acquire uranium assets in Bulgaria.
Turkmenistan Boost for Nabucco Poses Threat to South Stream
Turkmenistan will be supplying natural gas for the EU-sponsored Nabucco transit pipeline, the country's President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov has promised.
Bulgarian Economy Minister Woos Investors in Canada
Bulgarian Minister of Economy and Energy Traicho Traikov is on official visit to Canada, where he took part in the 21st World Energy Congress in Montreal.
Sofia Seeks Chinese Partner for Debt-Ridden Heating Utility
Sofia deputy mayor has briefed the Governor of the Chinese province of Guangdong Wang Yang about the opportunities for Chinese investments in a cogeneration facility in the heating utility Toplofikatsiya Sofia.
Bulgarian President Woos Chinese Nuclear Energy Funding
Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov and the Governor of the Chinese province of Guangdong Wang Yang discussed opportunities for Chinese investment in Bulgarian nuclear energy.
EVN Starts Construction of New Electric, Heating Plant in Bulgaria
Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boyko Borissov and Lower Austria Chancellor Erwin Proell broke ground Monday for a new co-generation facility in Plovdiv, Southern Bulgaria.
CEZ Power Utility Pleas Bulgarian Institutions to Counter Theft
Bulgarian institutions must get involved in the serious problem of cable theft from electric posts, according to Yan Vavera, Regional Manager for Bulgaria of the Czech-owned power utility, CEZ.
Bulgaria PM Breaks Ground for New Cogeneration Plant
Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boyko Borissov and Lower Austria Governor Erwin Proell will break ground for a new co-generation facility in Plovdiv, Southern Bulgaria.
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