Bulgaria and Hungary invest in two green corridors to Central Europe (Energy News)

Recent discussions between Vladimir Malinov, Bulgaria’s Minister of Energy, and Péter Szijjártó, Hungary’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, mark a significant step in Europe’s energy strategy. The talks highlighted projects aimed at improving energy connectivity and diversifying supply sources.

Among the initiatives discussed, the creation of two green corridors through Bulgaria is a key priority. These routes will transport energy produced in the Caspian region to Central Europe. A feasibility study, including innovative solutions to strengthen infrastructure security and sustainability, was announced.

Hungary’s support for Bulgaria’s integration into the intergovernmental agreement on green corridors underscores the strategic importance of this partnership. This collaboration aims to reduce Europe’s energy dependency and facilitate the integration of renewable energy into the grid.

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