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Bulgaria has 123 charging stations for electric vehicles

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Bulgaria has been creating conditions for the use of electric vehicles as clean, environmentally friendly and economical way of transport.

123 charging stations for electric vehicles are already available and another 76 are to be built with the help of the operational programs for regional development. There are 25 such facilities in Sofia.

The construction of a wider network of charging stations is expected to create conditions for more widespread use of electric cars and electric buses, as well as to contribute to the reduction of air pollution and noise levels.



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