The CEO of the National Electrical Company Petar Iliev has handed in his resignation. He is also chairman of the board of the Bulgarian Energy Holding from which is he is not resigning.
Petar Iliev states he is resigning for personal reasons. The resignation comes after protests by employer organizations against the work of the Energy Exchange-Central Market for Bilateral Agreements, who are not happy that instead of the futures transactions leading to a regulation of the free market and a drop in prices, the auctions are rigged and lead to a rise in the cost of electricity for industry.
Readiness to vote on June 9 was declared by 40% of respondents in a nationally representative survey conducted by the "Alpha Research" agency. 35 percent will vote for European Parliament because many Bulgarian communities in..
Since the beginning of this unprovoked war, we have been providing consistent assistance to Ukraine at all possible levels. Bulgaria will continue with its support for Ukraine, caretaker Prime Minister Dimitar Glavchev said in a..
On 8 May Bulgarian President Rumen Radev will pay an official visit to Azerbaijan at the invitation of his Azerbaijani counterpart, President Ilham Aliyev. The Bulgarian delegation will include interim Energy Minister Vladimir Malinov, Chairman of the..
The mayor of Pleven Dr. Valentin Hristov called an urgent meeting of all law enforcement structures and structures in charge of cleaning the town to..
The Association for Modern Trade, which unites the majority of supermarkets , has called on President Rumen Radev to veto the new regulation on the..
On Friday , the lowest temperatures in the country will be between 8 and 13°C; in Sofia - about 9°C. Cloudiness will be significant during the day, with..
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