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Household electricity prices will continue to depend on the state
Bulgaria can now delay electricity market liberalization for years after a deal with the EC

The week: Two questions about the Real Estate market, A big battery boost is coming, Casino economy
Newsletter 25/04: Everyone is either building or buying

Can Bulgaria become a regional battery hub?
The country has the potential to become a regional leader in energy storage - if it doesn't blow its own chances

Nip-Tuck RRP investments: which projects remain and which are dropped
Plumbing for small settlements, the new train system and the 112 emergency number are among the projects dropped. Other investments worth BGN 2 billion remain in the "risk group"

The week: EU funds: the rise of the cities
A quiet financial revolution, An ex-minister indictment gone wrong, Paying for your religion

The week: The subtle art of outsourcing, wasting water and behaving badly
K Insights newsletter 07/03

Energy connectivity is key to future security
Energy innovations and energy grid efficiency were discussed by energy ministers from Bulgaria, Azerbaijan, Moldova, Hungary, and the United Kingdom

The Zhelyazkov cabinet program: familiar intentions but nothing reformist
Among the novelties is that the government now aims to increase military spending to 2.5% of GDP

NEK’s new batteries
The state energy company will upgrade its portfolio with energy storage systems for several hydropower plants, and part of the financing has been secured

The week: Borissov returns, Euro is around the corner, And Trakia highway is the deadliest in Europe
K insights newsletter 17/01

Draft Budget 2025 Stuck in Limbo
For now, there is no parliamentary majority to advance the controversial draft budget of the caretaker cabinet to a vote.

Is Bulgaria becoming a liability for the EU?
Corruption and the (mal)functioning of the judiciary are no longer national problems - they also concern Europe

The economy - more of the same, but somehow different
Normalization of inflation to relatively low levels increases the country's chances of fulfilling the Maastricht criteria and entering the eurozone.