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The Panagiurishte-Pirdop Gas Pipeline is a natural gas pipeline under construction in Bulgaria. The pipeline runs from Valve Assembly (VA) Vinogradets

energy source in the late 2000s and early 2010s, but fracking was banned in Bulgaria in 2012. As of 2019, Bulgaria had seen a reduction in total GHG emissions

pertaining to the construction and operation of the pipeline on Greek territory, in the same month. The pipeline's construction began in May 2015, with Gazprom

power plant in Bulgaria". greenpeace.at. March 2021.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) "Bulgarian police raid coal-fired power plants in EPPO fraud

The Bulgaria-Serbia Interconnector Gas Pipeline, also called the IBS Interconnector and the Nis-Sofia Gas Pipeline, is a pipeline in Bulgaria and Serbia

of IGI Poseidon. In August 2020 dozens of workers on the pipeline staged a protest in Haskovo, Bulgaria, saying they had not been paid in three months. Gas

Geoffrey Pyatt. In February 2022, Gastrade launched a tender for the construction of the terminal. In May 2022, Gastrade began construction of the terminal

Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) was under construction and about 91% complete. In May 2020, a construction worker died while preparing the construction work for

The report found US$18.4 billion in private lending and US$5.0 billion in public lending for LNG terminals, pipelines, and tankers during the period January

fossil gas in 2017, ranking 59th in the world. Romania exported 22.65 million cubic meters of fossil gas in 2017, ranking 53rd in the world. In 2012, all

Feb. 7, 2018 Natural Gas Pipelines in Central Asia Natural Gas Pipelines in Europe Wikipedia also has an article on Interconnector Turkey-Greece-Italy

feed the BRUA Gas Pipeline, the Bulgaria-Romania-Hungary-Austria gas pipeline. The project was originally scheduled to begin operations in 2018 and would

the Tabriz–Ankara pipeline. 2,730 km (1,696 mi) of the pipeline was to be laid in Turkey, 412 km (256 mi) in Bulgaria, 469 km (291 mi) in Romania, 384 km

signed in Moscow. The Austrian section was scheduled to be commissioned by January 2018. In June 2014, Bulgaria temporarily stopped construction due to

AMBO Oil Pipeline was a proposed oil pipeline in the Balkans. The pipeline would run from the Black Sea Port in Burgas, Bulgaria, to the port of Vlorë

transmission systems." Construction of Phase I began in 2018 and was completed in 2020. The 32 -inch pipeline crosses 79 administrative units in 11 counties. Initial

The Razlog-Bansko Gas Pipeline is a proposed natural gas pipeline in Bulgaria. The proposed pipeline route runs along the northern slopes of the Pirin

with the residents of Burgas and Sozopol in Bulgaria voting against in the pipeline in local referendums in the spring of 2008. More than 300 residents

Trans-Balkan gas pipeline through Ukraine to Bulgaria, Turkey, Greece and Macedonia. This pipeline currently serves only small volumes for Romania. In August 2020

produced 55 bcm of gas. Under its stated policies it would produce 41 bcm in 2030 and 34 in 2050. Under its announced pledges, those figures are 32 and 4