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Sofia already has seven electric vehicle charging stations. Photo by BGNES
Delyan Dobrev, Minister of Energy, Economy and Tourism, will inaugurate Thursday Sofia's eight electric vehicle charging point.
The facility is located in front of the building of the Ministry of Economy, Energy and Tourism and has been installed by Fullcharger Bulgaria.
Thursday's ceremony will be attended by Sofia Mayor Yordanka Fandakova, Ivan Kostov, Chief Secretary of the Bulgarian Electric Vehicles Industrial Cluster, Vesela Sharankova, Executive Director of Fullcharger Bulgaria AD, and Mark Bucher chairman of the board of directors of Fullcharger Bulgaria.
Sofia already has seven electric vehicle charging stations located on the territory of the so-called Blue Zone in central parts of the city.
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