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Bulgaria: Energy production and consumption trends in January 2025

In January 2025, Bulgaria’s energy sector saw notable changes in production and consumption across various energy resources. According to data from the National Statistical Institute, electricity production increased by 10.5% compared to December 2024, reaching a total of 4,223 GWh. Meanwhile, electricity consumption rose by 3.8%, totaling 3,690 GWh.

Natural gas consumption also experienced a slight rise of 1%, reaching 299 million cubic meters, while its domestic production remained unchanged at 1 million cubic meters. Compared to January 2024, electricity production saw a significant increase of 13.4%, while consumption slightly decreased by 0.6%. Natural gas consumption rose by 0.7% year-on-year.

In the fuel sector, the production of unleaded petrol fell by 13.2%, totaling 131,000 tons, while its consumption increased by 12.2% to 46,000 tons. Diesel production saw a 3.6% decrease, amounting to 268,000 tons, but its consumption surged by 14.8%, reaching 241,000 tons. Consumption of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) also rose by 8.6%, totaling 38,000 tons, though production remained stable at 5,000 tons.

Finally, solid fuel production and consumption both saw increases, with production rising by 15.6% to 2,664 thousand tons and consumption up by 15.8%, reaching 2,698 thousand tons.

These figures reflect ongoing changes in Bulgaria’s energy consumption patterns, with marked increases in energy use across several sectors.

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