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Ministry of Economy, Energy and Tourism. (2011). Energy strategy of the
Republic of Bulgaria till 2020: For reliable, efficient and cleaner energy.
Available at https://www.me.government.bg/files/useruploads/files/epsp/
23_energy_strategy2020%D0%95ng_.pdf.
Ministry of Energy. (2017). National Energy Efficiency Action Plan 2014–
2020. Updated 2017. Available at https://www.me.government.bg/files/
useruploads/files/npdee_2017_en.pdf.
Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works. (2015). Energy efficiency of multi-family residential buildings national programme. Available at
http://www.mrrb.government.bg/en/energy-efficiency/energy-efficiencyof-multi-family-residential-buildings-national-programme/.
National Statistical Institute of Bulgaria. (2011). 2011 population census in
the Republic of Bulgaria (Final Data). Available at http://www.nsi.bg/
census2011/PDoCS2/Census2011final_en.pdf.
odyssee-Mure. (2015). Average energy consumption per dwelling. Available at
http://www.odyssee-mure.eu/publications/efficiency-by-sector/households/average-energy-consumption-dwelling.html.
Vladimirov, M., et al. (2018). Development of small-scale renewable energy sources
in Bulgaria: Legislative and administrative challenges. Sofia: Center for the
Study of Democracy. Available at https://csd.bg/fileadmin/user_upload/
publications_library/files/2018_07/DECENTRALISATIoN_ENG.pdf.
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