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Certificates Issued Under the Investment Promotion Act in the Period 2008 Certified Investment Projects According to Investment Promotion Act 2008 A-01/27.02.2008 class A Enemona AD Energy Utilization of agricultural 114.0 20 Kozluduy Biomass in North Bulgaria A-02/27.02.2008 class A Kronospan BG EOOD 215.1 200 Particle-Board Production Site, Bourgas (Kronospan Hldg Uzundjovo, Haskovo Ltd. Cyprus) A-03/11.04.2008 class A Lufthansa Technik Sofia Establishment of an Aircraft Base OOD, Sofia Maintenance Facility at Sofia Airport 35.2 460 (Lufthansa Technik, Sofia Germany) class A Heatset EOOD, New-Sheet Fed and Web-Fed Printing А-04/01.07.2008 100.7 177 Sofia House in Kostinbrod class A MEGA Group AD Oil refinery and oil waste processing А-05/11.07.2008 195.0 300 Varna plant, Smyadovo Ixetic Plovdin EOOD Stryama, Rakovski Plant for hydraulic and vacuum pumps А-06/14.07.2008 36.5 253 class A Municipality “ixetic Plovdiv” (ixetic, Germany) Sparky AD Construction of a new manufacturing А-07/25.07.2008 class A 50.0 220 Ruse site of Sparky AD, Ruse Complete modernization of the Polimeri AD A-08/11.09.2008 class A production process of Polimeri AD, 143.2 80 Devnya Devnya KCM S.A. Process Innovation and Production А-09/12.11.2008 class A 301.0 145 Plovdiv Increase of KCM S.A., Plovdiv Rollplast Group JSC Production Facilities Rollplast, А-10/20.12.2008 class A 71.8 80 Sofia Kostinbrod 1 Vetrocom ЕООD А-11/20.12.2008 class A Sofia Wind Park Vetrocom , village of Enina 166.0 12 (Alpic group, Swiss) Plant for production and designing of WITTE Automotive Bulgaria class B electronic and mechanical parts for the B-01/16.09.2008 Ruse (WITTE Automotive, 20.8 300 automotive industry in Industrial park Germany) Ruse, Bulgaria 2009 Litex Motors JSC, Automobile Manufacturing Plant in A-12/04.02.2009 class A 113.4 1220 Sofia Lovech VEZ Chal EOOD A-13/14.04.2009 class A Vetropark Krumovgrad 175.6 14 Sofia VEZ Popsko EOOD A-14/14.04.2009 class A Wind park Ivaylovgrad 56.0 14 Sofia Photovoltaik Tervel 1 EOOD А-15/17.06.2009 class A Photovoltaic Park Tervel 1 47.8 5 Varna SOK Kamchia EAD Diagnostic and Treatment, SPA and А-16/28.05.2009 class A Burgas 39.0 280 Educational Center at “SOK Kamchia” (Russian participation) Agropolychim AD New Plant for Production of Pure А-17/09.06.2009 class A 18.0 6 Devnya Ammonium Nitrate, Devnya Wind Energy 2007 EOOD А-18/09.06.2009 class A Sliven Sliven Wind Farm 305.5 14 (Japanese participarion) Consortium Wind Energy, Wind Park SMIN (Municipality of А-19/18.06.2009 class A Municipality of Shabla, 405.5 62 Shabla) Zahari Stoyanovo village Terra Bulgaria 1 EOOD Sakar Green Energy Project- A-20/06.07.2009 class A 417 28 Sofia Haskovo Region Electrawinds Bulgaria EAD Wind Farm Burgas 400- A-21/10.07.2009 class A Sofia 105.9 3 Burgas and Aitos municipalities (Electrawinds, Belgium) 2 Pipelife Bulgaria EOOD Construction of plant for manufacture of Plovdiv plastic pipes in Botevgrad A-22/04.09.2009 class A 63.4 100 (Wienerberger-Austria, Solvay group-Belgium) Increase of the production capacity of Solarpro AD A-23/04.09.2009 class A the photovoltaic modules factory - 19.6 41 Sofia Silistra Photovoltaic solar power plant – Alfa Energy EOOD А-24/18.09.2009 class A Yankovo village, Municipality 16.5 3 Sofia Smyadovo 2010 IWC Bulgaria WP5 EOOD Wind farm Lozenets, Municipality А-25/09.04.2010 class A Dobrich (IWC GmbH, Krushari, 411.0 16 Germany) Dabovo Energy Ltd., Sofia Development of a photovoltaic station (participation of inv. Fund Dabovo in Maglizh Municipality, region A-26/18.05.2010 class A 34.6 6 NovEnergia II- Energy & of Stara Zagora Environment SKA) Centillion Ltd., Sofia High-technology manufacture of A-27/01.06.2010 class A 16.5 35 (Austrian participation) medical electronics, Sofia/Bulgaria Stage II-Project Sreden Iskar Cascade VEZ Svoge Ltd., Sofia SHPP Opletnya, SHPP Tserovo, SHPP A-28/04.06.2010 class A 71.5 7 (Italian group Petrolvilla) Prokopanik, Municipality of Svoge/Bulgaria CPC – Bulgaria LLC, Pleven Wind Park Village of Spasovo A-29/07.06.2010 class A (participation of Germania Municipality of General Toshevo, 483.7 20 Windpark GmbH, Germany) Dobrich Region PCC Izworsko EOOD, Sofia Wind Park Izworsko A-30/01.07.2010 class A (PCC DEG Renewables Municipality of Aksakovo, Municipality 78.2 22 GmbH, Germany) of Suvorovo, Varna Region Photovoltaic power plant Sredina, A-31/04.08.2010 class A PV Systems AD, Sofia Municipality of General Toshevo, 10 54.5 25 MW 3 W. Power OOD, Sofia Wind Park Milkovitsa, Municipality of A-32/30.09.2010 class A 247.3 22 (Danish participation) Gulyantsi, Pleven Region IWC Bulgaria 4 E OOD, Wind farm Krasen Dol, Nikola Kozlevo A-33/11.10.2010 class A Dobrich (IWC GmbH, Municipality 136.1 10 Germany) СРС – Bulgaria LLC, Pleven Wind park Sliventsi - Dobrevo, А-34/25.10.2010 class A (participation of Germania Dobrichka Municipality 483.7 20 Windpark GmbH, Germany) WPM OOD, Varna with Wind park “Mirovtsi” - 207 MW, А-35/25.10.2010 class A 643.8 50 American participation Novi Pazar Municipality SHPP “Gara Eliseyna” and Novi Energii OOD, Sofia SHPP “Rebarkovo”, А-36/25.10.2010 class A (PCC DEG Renewables 27.4 25 Municipality of Mezdra GmbH, Germany) class A Hot dip galvanizing plant for metal А-37/25.10.2010 Jupiter 05 OOD, Plovdiv 21.5 65 products, Kuklen SOLAR PARK-LOM ІІ Stage: K Development Construction А-38/01.12.2010 class A Photovoltaic grid-electric power plant 23.3 10 EAD, Lom with installed power 3998,5 kWp, Lom BCI Kazanlyk Holding Photovoltaic power plant Cherganovo, А-39/01.12.2010 class A EOOD, Kazanlak with 146.2 12 Kazanlak Municipality German participation 2011 Amer Sports Bulgaria EOOD Expansion and Modernization of Ski А-40/01.03.2011 class A Chepelare (Amer Sports, 7.8 125 Factory, Chepelare Finland) Alcomet AD, Shumen, Commissioning of casting line No6 and Bulgaria (participation of FAF А-41/04.05.2011 class A foil breakdown mill MINO at Alcomet 26,8 24 Metal Sanayj Ve Ticaret AS, AD - Shumen Turkey) Stage II-Project Sreden Iskar Cascade А-28-1/08.07.2011 class A VEZ Svoghe AD, Sofia SHPP Opletnya, SHPP Tserovo, SHPP 71.5 7 Prokopanik, Municipality of Svoge 4 Lufthansa Technik Sofia Reconstruction and extension of existing А-42/14.09.2011 class A OOD, Sofia (Lufthansa aircraft maintenance facility at Sofia 25.5 180 Technik, Germany) Airport Knauf Bulgaria EOOD, А-43/06.10.2011 class A Gypsum Plasters Plant Maritsa II 32.0 27 Sofia (Knauf, Austria) 2012 Logistics Park Tsalapitsa, Rodopi B-01/15.02.2012 class B Amlog OOD, Sofia 10.0 100 Municipality, Plovdiv Region Logistic Center –Varna EAD Port Logistic Center – Varna, Town of А-44/01.03.2012 class A 76.0 200 Sofia Beloslav, Varna Region Reconstruction and modernization of installation for production of clinker and А-45/09.04.2012 class A Devnya Cement AD, Devnya 325.0 - cement at Devnya Cement JSC plant – second stage (Italchementi group, Italy) April 2012 5 .
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