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06.07.2017

Mr Kristian Ruby, Secretary General of EURELECTRIC


June’2017 issue of the UTILITIES magazine & the web-portal Publics.bg   Mr Ruby, you were elected Secretary General of EURELECTRIC in the beginning of 2017. What are your main priorities during your mandate?   During my mandate, I will try to modernise and revitalise the association in a way that makes us see the opportunities as a top-level player and partner of the European Institutions in relation to the ongoing energy transition and the Clean Energy Package. The key element that I want to focus on
27.12.2016

We Offer Smart Emissions Buying Strategies to Our Clients


Mr. Colin, what is the state of the global carbon market after the COP21 agreement in Paris?  It is an interesting question. This Paris agreement is really a step forward as for the first time there is an incentive to make individual, voluntary commitments to contribute to
26.10.2016

EBRD Invested over EUR 3.4 Bn in 230 Projects in Bulgaria


Ms Manastirli, you have been Director for Bulgaria of the EBRD since December 2015. What are the priorities, in terms of sectors and projects, of the EBRD in Bulgaria for 2016 and beyond? The EBRD defines its priorities for each country in country strategies which are approved every
26.10.2016

EBRD Invested over EUR 3.4 Bn in 230 Projects in Bulgaria


Ms Manastirli, you have been Director for Bulgaria of the EBRD since December 2015. What are the priorities, in terms of sectors and projects, of the EBRD in Bulgaria for 2016 and beyond? The EBRD defines its priorities for each country in country strategies which are approved every
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28.12.2018  There Is No Feasible Alternative to Maritsa East Complex
Krassimir Nenov, CEO of ContourGlobal Maritsa East 3 AD
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