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Summary
Bulgaria raised electricity, natural gas and heating prices this year, with the last two increases taking place as of July 1 and October 1, 2011.
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In M&A activity, Bulgaria launched the sale of the 33% state stakes in two subsidiaries of Czech company CEZ and two subsidiaries of Austria’s EVN in Bulgaria. Austria's EVN re-confirmed its interest in acquiring 70% of the project managment company in charge of the construction of Gorna Arda. The government decided to list its minority stake in E.ON Bulgaria on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange in Q1 2011. And Enel S.p.A.’s Dutch subsidiary, Enel Investment Holding BV, has finalised the sale of the entire capital of the Netherlands–registered companies Maritsa East III Power Holding BV and Enel Maritsa O&M Holding Netherland BV, which own respectively 73% of the lignite-fuelled Maritsa East III power plant. The government announced plans for a public offering of minority stakes of Electricity System Operator (ESO) and coal-fired power plant Maritsa East II. Two acquisitions were also registered on the heating market industry reports
Alternative energy activity included plans for mainly wind and solar units, as well as cogeneration plants. Developments were observed also on the nuclear power market, where the government is seeking ways to cut costs for the Belene nuke plant that is yet to be built, as well as to expand the operating life of the existing Kozloduy. We give anupdate onthe status of works Bulgaria's three major pipeline projects – South Stream, Nabucco and Burgas-Alexandroupolis, which face significant political obstacles
ELECTRICITY TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION 3
NUCLEAR ENERGY 10
NATURAL GAS 13
CENTRAL DISTRICT HEATING 15
PIPELINE PROJECTS 16
RENEWABLE ENERGY 20
BULGARIAN ENERGY HOLDING 25
APPENDIX
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Summary
Bulgaria raised electricity, natural gas and heating prices this year, with the last two increases taking place as of July 1 and October 1, 2011.
[URL]http://www.bharatbook.com/market-research-reports/energy-market-research-report/intellinews-bulgaria-energy-report.html[/url]
In M&A activity, Bulgaria launched the sale of the 33% state stakes in two subsidiaries of Czech company CEZ and two subsidiaries of Austria’s EVN in Bulgaria. Austria's EVN re-confirmed its interest in acquiring 70% of the project managment company in charge of the construction of Gorna Arda. The government decided to list its minority stake in E.ON Bulgaria on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange in Q1 2011. And Enel S.p.A.’s Dutch subsidiary, Enel Investment Holding BV, has finalised the sale of the entire capital of the Netherlands–registered companies Maritsa East III Power Holding BV and Enel Maritsa O&M Holding Netherland BV, which own respectively 73% of the lignite-fuelled Maritsa East III power plant. The government announced plans for a public offering of minority stakes of Electricity System Operator (ESO) and coal-fired power plant Maritsa East II. Two acquisitions were also registered on the heating market industry reports
Alternative energy activity included plans for mainly wind and solar units, as well as cogeneration plants. Developments were observed also on the nuclear power market, where the government is seeking ways to cut costs for the Belene nuke plant that is yet to be built, as well as to expand the operating life of the existing Kozloduy. We give anupdate onthe status of works Bulgaria's three major pipeline projects – South Stream, Nabucco and Burgas-Alexandroupolis, which face significant political obstacles
ELECTRICITY TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION 3
NUCLEAR ENERGY 10
NATURAL GAS 13
CENTRAL DISTRICT HEATING 15
PIPELINE PROJECTS 16
RENEWABLE ENERGY 20
BULGARIAN ENERGY HOLDING 25
APPENDIX
For more information kindly visit :
Intellinews - Bulgaria Energy Report
Or
Bharat Book Bureau
Tel: +91 22 27810772 / 27810773
Fax: + 91 22 27812290
Email:[email protected]
Website:www.bharatbook.com
Follow us on twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/Sandhya3B