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What is the main energy source in Bulgaria?
The main local energy source in Bulgaria is lignite coal. Another local energy source is nuclear energy, which significantly contributes to energy independence. In 2022, the share of nuclear energy production is 32.6% of total electricity production in Bulgaria. The share is expected to remain above 40% until 2030.
Why is the energy sector important in Bulgaria?
Bulgaria’s power sector is diverse and well developed, with universal access to the grid and numerous cross-border connections in neighboring countries. A key driver of the Bulgarian economy, the energy sector is strongly affected by geopolitical, economic, and regulatory pressures.
Will Bulgaria become a shareholder in the Khan Asparuh block?
The country may become a shareholder with up to 20% in the consortium of Total Energies and OMV Petrom, which is exploring for oil and gas in the Khan Asparuh block in the Black Sea. Negotiations will be conducted by the Minister of Energy, and Bulgarian Energy Holding (BEH) is a potential with EUR 20 million.
How many renewable power plants will Bulgaria have in 2024?
Bulgaria will add over 2,500 MW of installed renewable power capacity by the end of 2024 through the installation of 700 MW of wind farms, 1,600 MW of solar parks, and 219 MW of biomass-fired power plants. In Bulgaria, the National Electric Company (NEK) owns 15 conventional hydro and pumped-storage plants.
When were thermal power plants encouraged in Bulgaria?
Thermal power plants were encouraged in Bulgaria in the early 2000s as Kozloduy NPP units were being closed.
