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13.07.2015 11:25Bosch Sold Five PV Parks in Bulgaria for EUR 10 Million
Bosch Solar Energy, a subsidiary of German industrial giant Bosch, has managed to sell its five photovoltaic parks in Bulgaria. The installations have a total capacity of nearly 25 MW, or 4.98 each, capital.bg reported. The five PV parks are online13.07.2015 11:07Mariana Iteva Named Regional Manager of Industrial Development at Veolia
Mariana Iteva, until recently Regional Manager for Bulgaria of French utility company Veolia, was named Regional Manager “Industrial Development”. Ms. Iteva will be responsible for the development of Veolia in the three major directions10.07.2015 14:47Bosch Thermotechnik Bulgaria Extends Heating Equipment Line
Bosch Thermotechnik announced the introduction of new equipment to its line of heating boilers, heat pumps and burners. The company is trying to comply with the market trends in Bulgaria which favour the use of electricity and hard fuel (coal, pellets)09.07.2015 17:49Draft Law Sets Bulgaria on Track for PPAs Cancellation
In a recent urge for legal amendments concerning the Bulgarian energy sector and namely the financial deficit at the state-owned National Electricity Company (NEK), the parliament published a draft act which sets Bulgaria on the road towards cancellation09.07.2015 16:36Bulgarian RES Producers Protest New Energy Security Fund Levy and Retroactive Measures
Bulgarian renewable energy organisations the Bulgarian Photovoltaic Association (BPVA), the Bulgarian Wind Energy Association (BGWEA), Ecoenegy and Hydroenergy expressed their concern with the future of renewable energy in the country due to the07.07.2015 16:34Competition Watchdog Fined Uber Bulgaria BGN 200,000
The Bulgarian Competition Protection Commission (CPC) said it has decided to impose a BGN 200,000 (about EUR 100,000) to Dutch-based companies Uber B.V. and Rasier Operations B.V. which run the Uber X service in Bulgaria on the grounds of unfair06.07.2015 09:57EBRD, IFC Loans Bring Liquefied Natural Gas to Bulgaria
The EBRD and the IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, are providing EUR 20 million in loans to support the expansion of Bulgarian fuel supplier Bulmarket DM, helping introduce cleaner fuels and diversify the energy sources available to Bulgaria’s03.07.2015 18:07Bulgarian Government Mulls an “Energy Security Fund”, Industry Demands Power Price Freeze Until 2016
Following a meeting between employers, syndicates and the government, it was announced that a new Fund for Energy Security should help tackle the deficits in the state-owned National Electricity Company (NEK). It will be funded by the expected income02.07.2015 17:47ENTSO: 2030 Projected Renewables Growth in Bulgaria, Greece, Romania Necessitates Grid Developments
The expected renewable energy growth in the Continental South East (CSE) region and namely in Bulgaria, Greece and Romania, necessitates planning and putting in place of new energy infrastructure to up trans-border capacity and electricity market02.07.2015 16:40Sofiyska Voda CEO Bruno Roche Becomes Country Manager of Veolia in Bulgaria
From July 1st 2015, Bruno Roche becomes Country manager of Veolia in Bulgaria. He will remain on his current position of CEO of Sofiyska Voda. The French company for utility service Veolia is a majority shareholder of Sofiyska Voda. As country01.07.2015 14:54Bulgarian Vice PМ to Head New Energy Security Council
Bulgaria’s Council of Ministers announced today the establishment of a new Energy Security Council which will be aimed at coordinating the national policies in the energy sector and determine the priorities of Sofia within the European Energy30.06.2015 11:18Bulgaria Postponed Electricity Price Hike after Industry Protests
The Bulgarian Energy and Water Regulatory Commission (EWRC) announced on Monday afternoon it has decided to postpone with a month the planned electricity price hike, after large industrial consumers protested it on Friday. A number of factories and
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