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Bulgaria’s electricity generation climbs 12.72% to 37.88 TWh

Bulgaria’s electricity generation rose 12.72% year on year in the first ten months of 2026. Production reached 37.88 TWh over the period. Domestic consumption also increased strongly.

Electricity consumption grew 8.67% to 34.26 TWh. Bulgaria recorded net electricity exports of around 3.62 TWh. Output from baseload coal and nuclear plants fell 3.1% to 23.35 TWh.

Renewable generation connected to the transmission network increased 29.37% to 4.51 TWh. Renewable output in the distribution network rose 11.61% to 3.93 TWh. Both network segments recorded higher renewable generation year on year.

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