Author name: Nursen Syuleyman

Nearly 30% of Bulgarian Households Are Energy Poor – Urgent Protection Measures Needed Before the Liberalization of the Electricity Market

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In the latest educational video from the “Informed Consumer Choice” series by Net-Zero Lab at the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, Sofia University, energy expert Assoc. Prof. Teodora Peneva, PhD, from BAS discusses the challenges of energy poverty in Bulgaria and presents solutions inspired by European practice. Low incomes, high energy costs, limited creditworthiness …

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The “Informed Consumer Choice” campaign continues – Benefits and challenges of the liberalized electricity market

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On July 1, 2025, significant changes to the Electricity Trading Rules came into effect, marking another important step towards the full liberalization of Bulgaria’s electricity market. These changes will eventually impact 4.5 million households, giving consumers greater choice and control – but also raising new questions about how to make the best decisions in this …

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Net-Zero Lab Expands Educational Campaign with New Resources on Electricity Market Liberalization

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Net-Zero Lab at Sofia University continues its mission to support Bulgarian consumers by raising awareness and improving energy literacy in relation to the ongoing discussions and developments around the liberalization of the electricity market, through the release of new educational videos as part of the “Informed Consumer Choice” campaign. Following the positive reception of the …

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“Unlocking Innovation: Strategies for Deployment and Financing in the EU Context” – Key EU Roundtable Focuses on Clean Energy, Security, and Competitiveness

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At a time when cleantech is emerging as a strategic solution to three of the EU’s most pressing challenges – decarbonization, energy security (including defence preparedness), and economic competitiveness – a high-level roundtable titled “Unlocking Innovation: Strategies for Deployment and Financing in the EU Context” was held on 25 March at the European Parliament, with …

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