The company has deployed an eight-kilometer heating distribution network and installed a cutting-edge plant room control technology.
Heating will reach the first consumers within ten days from upon completion of testing, said Ilko Yotsev, managerial agent of the firm’s Bulgarian unit.
Tariffs were expected to be around 30% lower than those of Bulgaria’s conventional gas-fired heating utilities.
WBG intended to have 20 MW of biomass energy capacities across the country to help reduce its dependence on gas supplies, Yotsev said.
