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Bulgarian PV Association issues its 5th monthly newsletter (July 2010)
Read the newsletter here
Fourth conference on investments in renewable energy sources, 31 May 1 June, Sofia, Bulgaria
The fourth conference on investments in renewable energy sources organised by the Dnevnik daily newspaper in partnership with the Bulgarian Photovoltaic Association will take place on 31 May and 1 June in the Sheraton Hotel, Sofia, Bulgaria
Sandbag: EU Emissions fall dramatically leaving carbon trading scheme high and dry
New data released by the European Commission today reveals that industrial emissions in 2009 fell by a dramatic 11% in a single year putting them below the caps that have been set.
This sudden drop off will undermine the EU Emissions Trading System, which is supposed to create incentives for emissions cuts by dictating the level of industrial greenhouse gas pollution in the EU until 2020. In 2009 emissions dropped below the fixed cap giving an overall surplus of permits equivalent to 62 million tonnes of emissions [1].
50 Renewable energy companies in Bulgaria: listing by PV Starts
See the listing by PV Starts of the 50 most visited web sites of renewable energy companies in Bulgaria
Novinite.com: Project for First Hybrid Power Plant in Balkans Presented in Sofia
Bluelink.net
29. 9. 2008
The "Zlaten Yug" ("Golden South") wind and photovoltaic power plant will be located in the village of Troyanovo, Kameno Municipality, 14 km northwest of the city of Burgas.
The total investment in the hybrid power plant will be EUR 38 M, and it will be completed in three stages: EUR 8 M will be invested in 2008-2009, EUR 14 M will be invested in 2009-2010, and EUR 16 M will be spent in 2011-2012.
