BULGARIA RENEWABLE INCENTIVES
In Bulgaria, electricity from renewable sources is mainly promoted through a feed-in tariff. Producers of electricity from renewable sources are contractually entitled against the grid operator to the purchase and payment of electricity at a guaranteed price. BULGARIA RENEWABLE INCENTIVES
The connection of renewable energy plants to the grid is subject to the provisions of the general legislation on energy. Renewable energy is not given priority access.
The use of renewable energy for heating and cooling is promoted through a subsidy from the European Regional Development Fund, several loan schemes and through an exemption for building owners from property tax. BULGARIA RENEWABLE INCENTIVES
In Bulgaria, the main support scheme for renewable energy sources used in transport is a quota system. This scheme obliges companies importing or producing petrol or diesel to ensure that biofuels make up a defined percentage of their annual fuel sales. Furthermore, biofuels are supported through a fiscal regulation mechanism.
The following policies aim at promoting the development, installation and usage of RES-installations in Bulgaria: There is a professional training programme for RES-installers as wells as a building obligation for the use of renewable heating and for the exemplary role of public authorities.
ELECTRICITY
Support schemes
In Bulgaria, electricity from renewable sources is promoted through a feed-in tariff. Producers of electricity from renewable sources are contractually entitled against the grid operator to the purchase and payment of electricity at a guaranteed price. The feed-in tariff may not be received on top of other incentives. BULGARIA RENEWABLE INCENTIVES
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Grid issues
In Bulgaria, the connection of renewable energy systems to the grid is subject to the provisions of the general legislation on energy. Renewable energy is not given priority access. Plant operators are contractually entitled to have their electricity dispatched by the grid operator. Grid operators are obliged to upgrade and expand their grids if the upgrade or expansion is required to connect a plant.
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Policies
The following policies aim at promoting the development, installation and usage of RES-installations in Bulgaria: There is a professional training programme for RES-installers as wells as a building obligation for the use of renewable heating and for the exemplary role of public authorities
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HEATING AND COOLING
Support schemes
In Bulgaria, the use of renewable energy for heating and cooling is promoted through a grant from the Bulgarian Energy Efficiency Fund and through an exemption for building owners from property tax.
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Policies
The following policies aim at promoting the development, installation and usage of RES-installations in Bulgaria: There is a professional training programme for RES-installers as wells as a building obligation for the use of renewable heating and for the exemplary role of public authorities.
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TRANSPORT – MOBILITY
Support schemes
In Bulgaria, the main support scheme for renewable energy sources used in transport is a quota system. This scheme obliges companies importing or producing petrol or diesel to ensure that biofuels make up a defined percentage of their annual fuel sales. Furthermore, biofuels are supported through a fiscal regulation mechanism. BULGARIA RENEWABLE INCENTIVES
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Further information
- Министерство на икономиката, енергетиката и туризма на Републиката България – Bulgarian Ministry of Economy, Energy and Tourism
- +359 2 940 7001
- MI website
- e-docs(at)mee.government.bg
- Държавна комисия за енергийно и водно регулиране (ДКЕР) – State Energy and Water Regulatory Commission BULGARIA RENEWABLE INCENTIVES
- +359 293 596 28
- DKER website
- dker(at)dker.bg
- Агенция за устойчиво енергийно развитие (АУЕР) – Sustainable Energy Development Agency (SEDA)
- + 359 291 540 10
- SEEA website
- office(at)seea.government.bg
- Германо-Българска индустриално-търговска камара (ГБИТК) – German-Bulgarian Chamber of Industry and Commerce (AHK)
- +359 2 81630 21
- AHK website
- Министерство на образованието, младежта и науката – Ministry of Education and Youth
- +359 2 873 50 21
- MinEdu website
- helpdesk(at)mon.bg
- Фонд “Енергийна ефективност” – Bulgarian Energy Efficiency Fund (BGEEF)
- +359 2 81 000 80
- BGEEF website
- info(at)bgeef.com
- Държавната агенция за метрологичен и технически надзор (ДАМТН) – State Agency for Metrological and Technical Surveillance (SAMTS)
- +359 2 980 89 20
- SAMTS website
- damtn(at)damtn.government.bg
- Кредитната линия за енергийна ефективност и възобновяеми енергийни източници (КЛЕЕВЕИ) – Bulgarian Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Credit Line (BEERECL)
- +359 (2) 9880052
- BEERECL website
- office(at)enconservices.com
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