The day in 3 news: GERB-MRF coalition possible; Eurozone entry concerns Bulgarians, First hydrogen charging station opens

The day in 3 news: GERB-MRF coalition possible; Eurozone entry concerns Bulgarians, First hydrogen charging station opens

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GERB and MRF may have enough deputies for a coalition

Predictions for the upcoming elections suggest GERB and MRF are close to a majority, but it remains to be seen whether they will decide to form an independent cabinet together.

According to sociologists from Market Links, 26% of those who say they would vote would support GERB - SDS, and 17.7% would opt for WCC-DB. Expected voter turnout in the National Assembly elections is 45.8%.

The third political force in elections will likely be MRF with 13.2%, but it is also possible for Vazrazhdane to come third. They are followed by BSP and There is such a people, who will likely not cross the 4 percent threshold.

Bulgarians think Eurozone entry will lower living standards

A total of 47% of Bulgarians do not agree with the statement that Bulgaria's entry into the Eurozone will boost the Bulgarian economy and raise their living standards, according to a survey by Market Links agency. It was conducted among 1007 people over the age of 18 in the period April 27 - May 9.

39% of respondents believed that the Eurozone would have a positive effect on the economy and incomes while 14 percent had no opinion.

As for the entry into Schengen, there is a consensus that this will be important and useful for Bulgaria - 68% believe this, while 11% are neutral and 21% disagree.

Hydrogen refueling station launches

Bulgaria's first hydrogen vehicle refueling station opened today in Sofia's Druzhba district. Currently, there is only one car in Bulgaria that uses this type of fuel, and it is owned by the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. However, the station can be used by foreigners passing through the country with hydrogen cars.

The station charges at the two standard pressures for compressed hydrogen - 350 and 700 bar. Hydrogen comes via two sources - the station produces it itself (8.5 kilograms per day) with renewable energy from the photovoltaic park, and it can also be charged from bottles. The station collects about 70 kilograms of hydrogen, enough to charge 10-15 cars or two buses every day.

GERB and MRF may have enough deputies for a coalition

Predictions for the upcoming elections suggest GERB and MRF are close to a majority, but it remains to be seen whether they will decide to form an independent cabinet together.

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