SEC - Sofia Energy Centre

37 Galitchitsa Str, entr 2, 2nd floor
BG-1164 Sofia
BULGARIA
Tel: +359 2 962 8447 Fax: +359 2 962 8447
Website: www.sec.bg

Main Contact
   Ivanka PANDELIEVA

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Sofia Energy Centre (SEC) is an independent energy consultancy company established as a successor of European Community Energy Centre Sofia. SEC has gained a lot of experience in the field of different EU energy programmes implementation in Bulgaria, such as PHARE, SYNERGY, SAVE, THERMIE and ENERGIE projects and actions. The main fields of activity are thematic promotion, information dissemination and assistance in market penetration of EU energy efficient and environmetally friendly technologies in Bulgaria and in the Balkans. During 1998-2002 SEC was consequently coordinating FEMOPET Bulgaria (a Fellow Member to the Organisations for Promotion of Energy Technologies) and Balkan OPET Consortia. SEC was also taking part in OPET Buildings, OPET CHP /DH and OPET Clean Fossil Fuel Clusters (2003-2004).

SEC has been involved in FP6 T@W Project dealing with promotion of sustainable energy technologies in Bulgarian market and encouraging project initiation for JI and EU ETS scheme financing. SEC has been implementing targeted sets of actions to promote rational use of energy and utilisation of renewable energies in order to support sustainable development of the society, as follows:

• Promotion of energy efficiency in industry (including energy industry – Bulgarian district heating sector) and in buildings; energy management in industry and in buildings;
• Promotion of CHP/Small CHP technology in the Bulgarian District Heating Sector, as well as in small industries (hotels, textile companies, etc.) and other suitable sites for Small Scale CHP;
• A number of RES technologies – solar energy (thermal and PV), biomass – solid agricultural and wood wastes; potential of wind turbines along Bulgarian Black Sea Coast;

SEC has also implemented targeted promotion and dissemination actions for municipal/local authorities.

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