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Company of UK-based Actis acquires 229 MW ready-to-build solar project in Bulgaria
Market assessments show that at least 230 million levs will be invested in the photovoltaic plant
The week: The case of the missing investments, (G)rain of protests, renewables boom
How not to lose another decade
The week: How to revive the cities, 3 trends to follow, Varna’s polluted beaches
K Insights newsletter 01/09
Who needs energy? Small Bulgarian municipality again thwarts BGN 1 billion wind park
The local authority attempts to bypass a final ruling of the Supreme Administrative Court that would block the major investment in renewable energy
Germany’s Profine Energy mulls floating PV plant on Ogosta Dam
The investment in the largest such facility in Europe is assessed at some 500 million euro
Aurubis Bulgaria investing 120 million euro to boost copper cathode production
The company will process all its anodes locally after commissioning its refinery’s expansion in the second half of 2026
Renalfa buys Bulgaria’s second largest wind farm
Bulgaria's unexplored wind potential remains appealing
The week: Weapons promises, foreign agents and budget in the red
Guns for Ukraine - it’s official, sort of; Still no government in sight, a nuclear reactor is shut off
The German wpd is launching a project for a 75 MW wind farm near Balchik
The investment will be the first of its kind for over a decade since the last wind park was erected in the country
Jens Rasmussen: We are starting a project for 250 mW of solar power for 150 million euros near Yambol
Eurowind Energy plans a total of 1 GW of new capacity in Bulgaria, the CEO of the Danish company told Capital
Why and how a municipality in Bulgaria voted for a full moratorium on wind power
An entertainment park about history wanted to stop a 1.2 billion wind project – and then ensure that no other candidates would emerge
Year 1 of the new age of power generation in Bulgaria
In 2022, the country’s energy sector will begin a process of massive transformation, which promises to be dictated by business rather than politicians
The week: 100 days of hell, the missing half a billion and a mysterious crash at a large dam
A baptism of fire, a new port on the Aegean and an ambassador worth throwing out
When long-time leaders refuse to leave; the shortest-lived Parliament in a 100 years; tourists are welcome
K Insights 30/04: What do football and politics have in common, dubious court about to be disbanded