The winning tie-up comprises Bulgaria’s Balkanika Energy and Germany’s Bekon, the municipality said on January 8, SeeNews reported.
According to registry agency data, the Bulgarian company holds a 60% interest in the tie-up. The deal was signed on December 27, according to the notice. The tender for the contract attracted two offers.
The project benefits from EU funding under Operational ProgramEnvironment 2014-2020, SeeNews added.
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