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Valentin Nikolov. Photo by BGNES
The CEO of Bulgaria's only operational nuclear power plant in Kozloduy, Valentin Nikolov, will not be fired, caretaker prime minister Milen Raykov confirmed on Tuesday.
"I assess highly the work that Mr Nikolov is doing and can see no reason for radical measures at this point,” Marin Raykov said at a press conference.
He added that the next government will also have the opportunity to express their views on the topic.
President Iliana Yotova held a meeting with representatives of the parliamentary group “We Continue the Change-Democratic Bulgaria” (WCC-DB) as part of the consultations for appointing a caretaker prime minister
President Iliana Yotova has announced that consultations with parliamentary groups on the formation of a caretaker government will begin on Tuesday.
BNB Deputy Governor Andrey Gyurov has said he is prepared to assume the role of caretaker prime minister, but only under clearly defined principles and without any undisclosed conditions
President Iliana Yotova’s consultations on the appointment of an acting prime minister continued with a meeting with Bulgarian National Bank Deputy Governor Radoslav Milenkov, who categorically declined to take on the role.
BNB Deputy Governor Petar Chobanov has declined the offer to serve as Bulgaria’s acting prime minister, explaining that he sees no current risk of a constitutional crisis that would require his intervention
Bulgarian National Bank Governor Dimitar Radev has formally declined the possibility of serving as acting prime minister, citing both legal and ethical concerns.
The initial drilling effort in the Han Asparuh block (offshore oil and gas exploration area) of the Bulgarian Black Sea, named Vineh-1, did not uncover significant natural gas reserves, according to Offshore-energy
Starting today, the Ministry of Energy and the Energy Regulatory Commission (EKVR) are conducting extraordinary inspections of electricity distribution companies and end suppliers,
In Bulgaria, fuel prices remain largely unchanged, with the international oil market continuing to respond to tensions between the United States and Iran.
Bulgaria is among the EU countries that experienced a notable drop in the use of renewable energy for heating and cooling in 2024, with the share declining by 1.9 percentage points compared to the previous year.
Russia’s oil giant Lukoil, which is under U.
Bulgaria and the United States have agreed to step up cooperation in the energy sector by setting up a joint expert structure to work on priority projects of shared strategic importance.
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