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Bulgaria: energy efficient cities
United Nations, New York, December 2009 - Bulgaria, like many other Eastern European countries that were once part of the soviet bloc, has cities riddled with deteriorating housing that consume lots of energy. A new initiative supported by the UN European commission is helping retrofit buildings, making them more energy efficient, and lowering the carbon footprint of urban areas
published: 14 Dec 2009
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🇧🇬 Bulgaria's reliance on coal at odds with EU push for clean energy
Bulgaria is finding itself in the spotlight for its less-than-impressive environmental standards, as it takes over the EU's rotating presidency The country relies heavily on coal, which flies in the face of Europe's drive for green energy.
Al Jazeera's Laurence Lee reports from western Bulgaria.
published: 07 Feb 2018
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Introducing Hitachi Energy Bulgaria
This video introduces Hitachi Energy Bulgaria – technological leader in the field of electrical power and energy technologies, that is advancing sustainable energy future for all.
published: 21 Dec 2022
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North Macedonia and Bulgaria agree to work together on new energy deal
Balkan leaders promoted a new pipeline envisaged to supply gas to southeastern Europe from Azerbaijan at the Sofia energy forum in early October.
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published: 18 Oct 2022
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Poland, Bulgaria, Lithuania and More: Here are the Biggest Losers of Europe's Energy Crisis | EU
Poland, Bulgaria, Lithuania and More: Here are the Biggest Losers of Europe's Energy Crisis. Eastern Europe is home to many countries. Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, the Republic of North Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia and Ukraine. Not one of the 19 countries in Eastern Europe is in the list of the biggest economies of the bloc. That list is comprised of the likes of Germany, France, Italy, Spain, UK and Russia. Watch to know more.
#europe #ukraine #pricecap #ukrainewar #russiaukraine #blackouts #energy #oil #naturalgas #lng #gas #power #putin #energyprices #poverty #inflation #economy | n18oc_world
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published: 20 Nov 2022
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Energy transition in Bulgaria
To meet the EU’s energy and climate targets for 2030, EU member states need to submit their 10-year National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) for 2021 - 2030 by the end of December.
Erik Rakhou and Manon Derelle analysed hundreds of pages of draft NECPs and proposed energy transition measures of 14 EU countries (Czech Republic, France, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, and Spain) where coal features heavily in the energy mix, and subsequently explored Bulgaria’s planned transition from coal to more carbon neutral energy sources.
published: 12 Dec 2019
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New energy and new directions in Bulgaria - business planet
Renewable energy is not only essential for the well-being of the environment, it is also a legal...
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http://www.euronews.com/2013/09/06/new-energy-and-new-directions-in-bulgaria
Renewable energy is not only essential for the well-being of the environment, it is also a legal requirement.
By 2020 European states must reach a target of 20 percent of their energy being coming from renewable sources.
It is also a matter of business and entrepreneurs in Plovdiv in Bulgaria have got the message.
They have received training, become qualified and have begun to innovate and e...
published: 06 Sep 2013
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Bulgaria hopes for energy independence
http://www.euronews.com/ A consortium of energy companies has signed a deal is to start exploring for gas and oil off Bulgaria's Black Sea coast.
French oil major Total, Austria's OMV and Spain's Repsol plan to spend hundreds of millions of euros to drill two wells near to a site in Romanian waters where a successful gas discovery was made.
The deal boosts Bulgaria's hopes to end its almost complete dependence on Russian gas imports.
"Today we are paving the way to Bulgaria's energy independence," Energy Minister Delyan Dobrev said after the signing.
Bulgaria meets over 90 percent of its gas needs with supplies from Russia's Gazprom and is seeking ways to diversify its gas routes and sources to cuts costs and boost its energy security.
Dobrev has said that gas production could start i...
published: 29 Aug 2012
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Renewable Energy in Bulgaria from the sky
Some of the plants for renewable energy in Bulgaria shot from the sky. Wind farm of Vetrocom at Buzhludzha with its 73.5 MW power. Photovoltaic power park near Radievo with its 16 MW power. Construction of Martiza Highway. Aerial photography by www.quadvert.com
published: 30 Jul 2014
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Hitachi Energy Bulgaria
Ние сме „Хитачи Енерджи“ - глобален технологичен лидер в областта на електроенергетиката и енергийните технологии. Ние създаваме устойчиво енергийно бъдеще за всички нас!
В България имаме мащабно присъствие:
- Завод за оборудване за високо напрежение;
- Организация за инженеринг, продажби и цялостно изпълнение, обслужване и поддържка на проекти;
- Звено за иновации и развойна дейност на нови продукти.
Ние сме част от енергийната еволюция на света и с нашите технологии помагаме за постигане на целите за енергийна независимост.
„Хитачи Енерджи“ създава устойчиво бъдеще за всички нас.
published: 11 May 2023
3:32
Bulgaria: energy efficient cities
United Nations, New York, December 2009 - Bulgaria, like many other Eastern European countries that were once part of the soviet bloc, has cities riddled with d...
United Nations, New York, December 2009 - Bulgaria, like many other Eastern European countries that were once part of the soviet bloc, has cities riddled with deteriorating housing that consume lots of energy. A new initiative supported by the UN European commission is helping retrofit buildings, making them more energy efficient, and lowering the carbon footprint of urban areas
https://wn.com/Bulgaria_Energy_Efficient_Cities
United Nations, New York, December 2009 - Bulgaria, like many other Eastern European countries that were once part of the soviet bloc, has cities riddled with deteriorating housing that consume lots of energy. A new initiative supported by the UN European commission is helping retrofit buildings, making them more energy efficient, and lowering the carbon footprint of urban areas
- published: 14 Dec 2009
- views: 2608
3:19
🇧🇬 Bulgaria's reliance on coal at odds with EU push for clean energy
Bulgaria is finding itself in the spotlight for its less-than-impressive environmental standards, as it takes over the EU's rotating presidency The country reli...
Bulgaria is finding itself in the spotlight for its less-than-impressive environmental standards, as it takes over the EU's rotating presidency The country relies heavily on coal, which flies in the face of Europe's drive for green energy.
Al Jazeera's Laurence Lee reports from western Bulgaria.
https://wn.com/🇧🇬_Bulgaria's_Reliance_On_Coal_At_Odds_With_Eu_Push_For_Clean_Energy
Bulgaria is finding itself in the spotlight for its less-than-impressive environmental standards, as it takes over the EU's rotating presidency The country relies heavily on coal, which flies in the face of Europe's drive for green energy.
Al Jazeera's Laurence Lee reports from western Bulgaria.
- published: 07 Feb 2018
- views: 4651
3:04
Introducing Hitachi Energy Bulgaria
This video introduces Hitachi Energy Bulgaria – technological leader in the field of electrical power and energy technologies, that is advancing sustainable ene...
This video introduces Hitachi Energy Bulgaria – technological leader in the field of electrical power and energy technologies, that is advancing sustainable energy future for all.
https://wn.com/Introducing_Hitachi_Energy_Bulgaria
This video introduces Hitachi Energy Bulgaria – technological leader in the field of electrical power and energy technologies, that is advancing sustainable energy future for all.
- published: 21 Dec 2022
- views: 885
2:11
North Macedonia and Bulgaria agree to work together on new energy deal
Balkan leaders promoted a new pipeline envisaged to supply gas to southeastern Europe from
Azerbaijan at the Sofia energy forum in early October.
READ MORE : h...
Balkan leaders promoted a new pipeline envisaged to supply gas to southeastern Europe from
Azerbaijan at the Sofia energy forum in early October.
READ MORE : https://www.euronews.com/2022/10/18/north-macedonia-and-bulgaria-set-aside-differences-in-quest-for-alternative-energy-sources
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Balkan leaders promoted a new pipeline envisaged to supply gas to southeastern Europe from
Azerbaijan at the Sofia energy forum in early October.
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- published: 18 Oct 2022
- views: 1736
4:10
Poland, Bulgaria, Lithuania and More: Here are the Biggest Losers of Europe's Energy Crisis | EU
Poland, Bulgaria, Lithuania and More: Here are the Biggest Losers of Europe's Energy Crisis. Eastern Europe is home to many countries.
Albania, Bosnia and Herze...
Poland, Bulgaria, Lithuania and More: Here are the Biggest Losers of Europe's Energy Crisis. Eastern Europe is home to many countries.
Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, the Republic of North Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia and Ukraine. Not one of the 19 countries in Eastern Europe is in the list of the biggest economies of the bloc. That list is comprised of the likes of Germany, France, Italy, Spain, UK and Russia. Watch to know more.
#europe #ukraine #pricecap #ukrainewar #russiaukraine #blackouts #energy #oil #naturalgas #lng #gas #power #putin #energyprices #poverty #inflation #economy | n18oc_world
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Poland, Bulgaria, Lithuania and More: Here are the Biggest Losers of Europe's Energy Crisis. Eastern Europe is home to many countries.
Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, the Republic of North Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia and Ukraine. Not one of the 19 countries in Eastern Europe is in the list of the biggest economies of the bloc. That list is comprised of the likes of Germany, France, Italy, Spain, UK and Russia. Watch to know more.
#europe #ukraine #pricecap #ukrainewar #russiaukraine #blackouts #energy #oil #naturalgas #lng #gas #power #putin #energyprices #poverty #inflation #economy | n18oc_world
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- published: 20 Nov 2022
- views: 152969
1:40
Energy transition in Bulgaria
To meet the EU’s energy and climate targets for 2030, EU member states need to submit their 10-year National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) for 2021 - 2030 by t...
To meet the EU’s energy and climate targets for 2030, EU member states need to submit their 10-year National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) for 2021 - 2030 by the end of December.
Erik Rakhou and Manon Derelle analysed hundreds of pages of draft NECPs and proposed energy transition measures of 14 EU countries (Czech Republic, France, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, and Spain) where coal features heavily in the energy mix, and subsequently explored Bulgaria’s planned transition from coal to more carbon neutral energy sources.
https://wn.com/Energy_Transition_In_Bulgaria
To meet the EU’s energy and climate targets for 2030, EU member states need to submit their 10-year National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) for 2021 - 2030 by the end of December.
Erik Rakhou and Manon Derelle analysed hundreds of pages of draft NECPs and proposed energy transition measures of 14 EU countries (Czech Republic, France, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, and Spain) where coal features heavily in the energy mix, and subsequently explored Bulgaria’s planned transition from coal to more carbon neutral energy sources.
- published: 12 Dec 2019
- views: 279
3:09
New energy and new directions in Bulgaria - business planet
Renewable energy is not only essential for the well-being of the environment, it is also a legal...
euronews, the most watched news channel in Europe
Subscribe...
Renewable energy is not only essential for the well-being of the environment, it is also a legal...
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http://www.euronews.com/2013/09/06/new-energy-and-new-directions-in-bulgaria
Renewable energy is not only essential for the well-being of the environment, it is also a legal requirement.
By 2020 European states must reach a target of 20 percent of their energy being coming from renewable sources.
It is also a matter of business and entrepreneurs in Plovdiv in Bulgaria have got the message.
They have received training, become qualified and have begun to innovate and expand their businesses.
Aleksander Shenkov is a young entrepreneur with a real passion for renewable energy. He started his first company to install solar panels in 2006.
Two years ago he took part in the Install + Res training programme, part of the Intelligent Energy Europe project to get qualified and expand his area of expertise.
Shenkov said it really helped his business: "The training gave me the idea to develop innovative products manufactured here in Bulgaria, like refrigerated trucks powered by solar panels and decorative solar shutters."
He now has several strings to his bow. He is a consultant for a number of companies and has a contract worth millions with a leading international player in refrigerated transport.
He believes the training has unlocked a global opportunity for his ideas: "The products have brought us international recognition from France, Spain, North Africa and even Peru."
Assessing the impact of the training Business Planet reporter Serge Rombi described the project as a pilot institution that specialises in renewable energy in Sofia. Shenkov received 240 hours of free training. After a 2009 EU Directive only certified installers now have the right to work in the renewable energy sector.
The project coordinator at the Vocational High School of Electronics in Sofia, Iglika Nedelcheva, said: "A total of 77 entrepreneurs have been trained and we have issued 163 certificates in the area of photovoltaic installations, solar thermal systems, biomass and heat pumps."
The Install + Res project was initiated in Germany and moved on to Bulgaria, Poland, Greece, Slovenia and Italy. It was an initiative that gave the development of renewable energy a real boost, says Iglika Nedelcheva:
"We have also trained jobless individuals, who went on to find work and teachers who now pass on the skills to the young."
Aleksander described the recipe for success in the renewable energy market in this way:
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http://www.euronews.com/2013/09/06/new-energy-and-new-directions-in-bulgaria
Renewable energy is not only essential for the well-being of the environment, it is also a legal requirement.
By 2020 European states must reach a target of 20 percent of their energy being coming from renewable sources.
It is also a matter of business and entrepreneurs in Plovdiv in Bulgaria have got the message.
They have received training, become qualified and have begun to innovate and expand their businesses.
Aleksander Shenkov is a young entrepreneur with a real passion for renewable energy. He started his first company to install solar panels in 2006.
Two years ago he took part in the Install + Res training programme, part of the Intelligent Energy Europe project to get qualified and expand his area of expertise.
Shenkov said it really helped his business: "The training gave me the idea to develop innovative products manufactured here in Bulgaria, like refrigerated trucks powered by solar panels and decorative solar shutters."
He now has several strings to his bow. He is a consultant for a number of companies and has a contract worth millions with a leading international player in refrigerated transport.
He believes the training has unlocked a global opportunity for his ideas: "The products have brought us international recognition from France, Spain, North Africa and even Peru."
Assessing the impact of the training Business Planet reporter Serge Rombi described the project as a pilot institution that specialises in renewable energy in Sofia. Shenkov received 240 hours of free training. After a 2009 EU Directive only certified installers now have the right to work in the renewable energy sector.
The project coordinator at the Vocational High School of Electronics in Sofia, Iglika Nedelcheva, said: "A total of 77 entrepreneurs have been trained and we have issued 163 certificates in the area of photovoltaic installations, solar thermal systems, biomass and heat pumps."
The Install + Res project was initiated in Germany and moved on to Bulgaria, Poland, Greece, Slovenia and Italy. It was an initiative that gave the development of renewable energy a real boost, says Iglika Nedelcheva:
"We have also trained jobless individuals, who went on to find work and teachers who now pass on the skills to the young."
Aleksander described the recipe for success in the renewable energy market in this way:
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- published: 06 Sep 2013
- views: 1460
0:31
Bulgaria hopes for energy independence
http://www.euronews.com/ A consortium of energy companies has signed a deal is to start exploring for gas and oil off Bulgaria's Black Sea coast.
French oil ma...
http://www.euronews.com/ A consortium of energy companies has signed a deal is to start exploring for gas and oil off Bulgaria's Black Sea coast.
French oil major Total, Austria's OMV and Spain's Repsol plan to spend hundreds of millions of euros to drill two wells near to a site in Romanian waters where a successful gas discovery was made.
The deal boosts Bulgaria's hopes to end its almost complete dependence on Russian gas imports.
"Today we are paving the way to Bulgaria's energy independence," Energy Minister Delyan Dobrev said after the signing.
Bulgaria meets over 90 percent of its gas needs with supplies from Russia's Gazprom and is seeking ways to diversify its gas routes and sources to cuts costs and boost its energy security.
Dobrev has said that gas production could start in six years, provided that the exploration points to substantial gas reserves.
"Out hopes are that the gas deposits will at least match the deposits discovered in the Romanian field. And our field is three times bigger," Dobrev said.
The drilling of a deep water well is estimated to cost around 300 million euros. Fabrice Chevalier, a project director at Total, said: "In the future, if there is a development, there will be certainly (an investment of) billions of dollars, if there are hydrocarbons."
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http://www.euronews.com/ A consortium of energy companies has signed a deal is to start exploring for gas and oil off Bulgaria's Black Sea coast.
French oil major Total, Austria's OMV and Spain's Repsol plan to spend hundreds of millions of euros to drill two wells near to a site in Romanian waters where a successful gas discovery was made.
The deal boosts Bulgaria's hopes to end its almost complete dependence on Russian gas imports.
"Today we are paving the way to Bulgaria's energy independence," Energy Minister Delyan Dobrev said after the signing.
Bulgaria meets over 90 percent of its gas needs with supplies from Russia's Gazprom and is seeking ways to diversify its gas routes and sources to cuts costs and boost its energy security.
Dobrev has said that gas production could start in six years, provided that the exploration points to substantial gas reserves.
"Out hopes are that the gas deposits will at least match the deposits discovered in the Romanian field. And our field is three times bigger," Dobrev said.
The drilling of a deep water well is estimated to cost around 300 million euros. Fabrice Chevalier, a project director at Total, said: "In the future, if there is a development, there will be certainly (an investment of) billions of dollars, if there are hydrocarbons."
Find us on:
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- published: 29 Aug 2012
- views: 380
2:52
Renewable Energy in Bulgaria from the sky
Some of the plants for renewable energy in Bulgaria shot from the sky. Wind farm of Vetrocom at Buzhludzha with its 73.5 MW power. Photovoltaic power park near ...
Some of the plants for renewable energy in Bulgaria shot from the sky. Wind farm of Vetrocom at Buzhludzha with its 73.5 MW power. Photovoltaic power park near Radievo with its 16 MW power. Construction of Martiza Highway. Aerial photography by www.quadvert.com
https://wn.com/Renewable_Energy_In_Bulgaria_From_The_Sky
Some of the plants for renewable energy in Bulgaria shot from the sky. Wind farm of Vetrocom at Buzhludzha with its 73.5 MW power. Photovoltaic power park near Radievo with its 16 MW power. Construction of Martiza Highway. Aerial photography by www.quadvert.com
- published: 30 Jul 2014
- views: 373
1:31
Hitachi Energy Bulgaria
Ние сме „Хитачи Енерджи“ - глобален технологичен лидер в областта на електроенергетиката и енергийните технологии. Ние създаваме устойчиво енергийно бъдеще за ...
Ние сме „Хитачи Енерджи“ - глобален технологичен лидер в областта на електроенергетиката и енергийните технологии. Ние създаваме устойчиво енергийно бъдеще за всички нас!
В България имаме мащабно присъствие:
- Завод за оборудване за високо напрежение;
- Организация за инженеринг, продажби и цялостно изпълнение, обслужване и поддържка на проекти;
- Звено за иновации и развойна дейност на нови продукти.
Ние сме част от енергийната еволюция на света и с нашите технологии помагаме за постигане на целите за енергийна независимост.
„Хитачи Енерджи“ създава устойчиво бъдеще за всички нас.
https://wn.com/Hitachi_Energy_Bulgaria
Ние сме „Хитачи Енерджи“ - глобален технологичен лидер в областта на електроенергетиката и енергийните технологии. Ние създаваме устойчиво енергийно бъдеще за всички нас!
В България имаме мащабно присъствие:
- Завод за оборудване за високо напрежение;
- Организация за инженеринг, продажби и цялостно изпълнение, обслужване и поддържка на проекти;
- Звено за иновации и развойна дейност на нови продукти.
Ние сме част от енергийната еволюция на света и с нашите технологии помагаме за постигане на целите за енергийна независимост.
„Хитачи Енерджи“ създава устойчиво бъдеще за всички нас.
- published: 11 May 2023
- views: 171