Products and service Languages — Gr En Ru PRODUCTS AND SERVICES Having a deep understanding of the market, a number of permanent clients, established strong contacts with major producers and suppliers in the region of Eastern and South Europe and CIS, Elpetra Energy holds firm positions in all of the business activities we are involved in. Our products and services include: Liquefied Petroleum Gas We employ a team of professionals having considerable experience in wholesale supply of LPG products, developed delivery channels and stable target markets. Electric Energy We enjoy firmly established contacts with key market players in the region, including major traders and producers of electricity, and offer wholesale cross-border supply of standard product. Petrochemicals We extend supply channels for bringing eastern and south European product to the western market, opening new opportunities for the producers and contributing to overall development of economy in the region. Name: E-mail: Message: Terms and conditions | Site map | Contact us | © 2006–2014 Elpetra Energy

About company > News Languages — Gr En Ru Activities Advantages Financial information News Contacts Contacts form BULGARIA EXECUTES THE NEW ENERGY LAW AFFECTING POWER PRODUCTION AND EXPORTS FROM AUGUST 2013 Bulgaria executes the new energy law affecting power production and exports from August 2013 2013-07-22 In June, 2013, Sofia approved a long-expected energy law which allows green and other duties once paid by all retail and wholesale power buyers, as well as by exporters of energy, to be reduced from August, 2013. It means that there will be no green and other levies on exports, also known as renewable and heat and power (CHP) generation. The fee rates will be reduced to EUR 6,20 per MWh from EUR 17,52. Stranded costs will also fall as a result of the new law. By all means reduction of fees will make Bulgarian power attractive and competitive again, whereby exports could rise by 500-700 MW. Higher competitive supply from Bulgaria will likely weaken Hungarian prices and redirect flows of Hungarian energy in the region. Due to high network fees last year non-transit exports were reduced to only 100 MW mostly composed of long-term contracts with Greek and Turkish importers. The situation consequently caused low demand and cuts in output for Bulgarian producers. For instance Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant has been working at only 70% of its 2 GW capacity. Bulgarian energy regulator DKEVR will put in effect new fees from August 1. News archive Name: E-mail: Message: Terms and conditions | Site map | Contact us | © 2006–2014 Elpetra Energy