As of July 1, 2023, the price of electricity for household consumers will rise by 4.37% on average. The new prices will be in force for a period of 12 months. This was decided by the Energy and Water Regulatory Commission.
Thus, the customers from Western and South-Eastern Bulgaria will start paying 10 eurocents per kilowatt-hour and those from the North-Eastern part of the country - about 11 eurocents per kilowatt-hour of electricity. Prices of central heating and hot water have seen an insignificant increase -from 0.05% for Toplofikacia Sofia to 0.48% for the heating utility company in Razgrad.
The caretaker government has fulfilled its main task successfully – organizing fair and transparent elections for National Assembly and for European Parliament. All activities were transparent and within the deadlines set, the caretaker cabinet with..
“Five people from the parliamentary group are going to be “torn apart” during the voting for a cabinet but will, most probably, not give their support,” Ivelin Mihaylov, one of the founders of Velichie party said for the BNR. GERB-SDS..
In an analysis of the pension system in Bulgaria, the International Monetary Fund urges the country to raise pensions by raising social security contributions and doing away with the maximum insurable earnings. According to the analysis, pensions in..
The first joint operation of the newly formed Mine Counter Measures Task Group Black Sea involving Bulgaria, Turkey and Romania is to take place July..
On Tuesday the weather will be sunny and hot over most of the country. Clouds will form over Western and Central Bulgaria in the afternoon and there..
“Five people from the parliamentary group are going to be “torn apart” during the voting for a cabinet but will, most probably, not give their..
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