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120 MW of solar power plant capacity in Czechia and a 5 MW solar park in Bulgaria. All its Czech plants were deployed in 2009 and 2010, when a FIT scheme for

of MET Group stated: "We already have solar and wind farm projects in Hungary, Bulgaria, Poland, Italy and Spain. " And also currently, we onboard our initial PV

company Profine Energy intends to install a floating solar power plant in Bulgaria with a capacity of 500 MW to 1.5 GW. Last year, Iberdrola commissioned a part

Water (RAAEY) has launched a tender for 200 MW of renewable energy projects in Bulgaria and Italy. The tender is open to solar projects with 1 MW capacity and wind

Bulgarian chicken producer Gradus [BUL: GR6] said on Tuesday that its wholly-owned unit Gradus-1 has spent 1 million levs ($603,000/ 511,000 euro) in the building and construction of a 999.74 kWp solar park at its farm in Stara Zagora.

The Bulgarian government is welcoming applications under a BGN-200-million (USD 109.7 m/EUR 102.3 m) procedure targeted at giving financial support to regional firms looking to set up new solar-plus-storage systems.

not natural salts and textiles. Shares of Yambolen last traded on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange at 0.65 levs, bourse data

salts and also textiles. Shares of Yambolen last closed at 0.65 levs on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange's BaSE market, bourse data

Bulgarian renewable energy company Filkab Solar, part of regional electric devices maker Filkab, has begun the building and construction of a 4.5 million euro ($5.3 million) solar park with 8MW capacity near the city of Plovdiv, regional media reported.

farm project in proximity to Kikinda in Serbia and has made an acquisition of Bulgaria’s five hydropower plants that have a cumulative capacity worth 15.5 MW

energy storage and also offshore wind. The chosen projects are located in Bulgaria, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland and

Currently, Romania imports every one of this product from countries such as Bulgaria as well as Turkey. Beltrame Group also stated it plans to spend 100 million

North Macedonia's federal government stated it has actually signed contracts with Bulgarian solar energy group Solarpro Holding [BUL:0 S8] and Turkish Fortis Energy Electric for the building and construction of photovoltaic nuclear power plant of combined 100 MW worth 70 million euro ($83.6 million).

resource projects of greater than 2 GW in combined capacity in Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania and also

to build a massive floating solar power plant on the Ogosta artificial lake in Bulgaria, which triggered protests. Italian companies are creating numerous projects