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The Spanish gas TSO Enagas has reached an agreement with its Albanian counterpart Albgaz for the potential acquisition of a stake in that company, Enagas and Albgaz officials said on Tuesday.

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Germany’s Steag Solar Energy Solutions (Sens) and the Austrian LSG Group will start building another 50 MWp solar farm in Bulgaria this November, after successfully completing the first 66 MWp solar

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The Bulgarian government will allocate an additional EUR 1.85bn of budgetary funds to extend subsidies and support mechanisms for business energy bills, the Bulgarian media reported last week.

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The operation of the Interconnector Bulgaria-Greece (IGB) pipeline, which began on 1 October, will help decrease southeast Europe's dependence on Russian gas and boost its energy security, the

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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is considering lending a total of EUR 275.4m to the Bulgarian gas TSO Bulgartransgaz and public supplier Bulgargaz to ensure uninterrupted

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Independent TSO ICGB said on Tuesday that it will start auctioning the remaining 1.43 bcm/y capacity of the Greece-Bulgaria interconnector (IGB) as of 1 October, when the new gas link should start

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Bulgaria's public gas supplier Bulgargaz on Tuesday announced the launch of several tenders for both short-term LNG supply and long-term delivery contracts in the 2024-2034 period.

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Some 1,500 companies in North Macedonia that are buying electricity on the open market have asked the government to help them get cheaper electricity.

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The Bulgarian government has ordered the Maritsa 3 coal plant to temporarily halt operations due to a series of recent air pollution violations that could otherwise threaten every coal-fired unit in

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The US ambassador to Bulgaria has urged the country to seize the opportunity to sign a long-term supply contract with the new LNG facility which will be built off the northern Greek port of

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North Macedonia's prime minister has travelled to Bulgaria to reach a deal on buying electricity from that country for the winter months, the government said in a statement on Tuesday.

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Bulgaria has reached an agreement in principle to double its reserved capacity at the new liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility to be built off the northern Greek port of Alexandroupolis.