BULGARIA CONSERVATION
April 1st, 2005
KEITH NUTHALLTHE WORLD Bank has launched an energy conservation fund for Bulgaria, that is expected to spend US$200 on taming the country's notoriously profligate electricity consumers over 15 years. The bank is initially injecting US$10 million into this Bulgaria Energy Efficiency Fund it thinks will create so much spare energy, the country will be prosper from the leftovers. Project leader Istvan Dobozi said: "Energy inefficiency is so excessive in Bulgaria that the country can be portrayed as a 'little Saudi Arabia' in the field of energy savings. The vast ...
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