This is a list of power stations located in Bulgaria. The list may be incomplete.
This is a list of power stations located in Bulgaria. The list may be incomplete.
| Name | Location | Coordinates | Type | Capacity, MWe | Operational | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kozloduy NPP Unit 1 | Kozloduy | 43°44′50″N23°46′02″E / 43.7473046°N 23.7673545°E | VVER | 440 | 1974-2004 | shut down per EU demand |
| Kozloduy NPP Unit 2 | Kozloduy | 43°44′55″N23°46′05″E / 43.7484982°N 23.7680197°E | VVER | 440 | 1975-2004 | shut down per EU demand |
| Kozloduy NPP Unit 3 | Kozloduy | 43°44′28″N23°46′32″E / 43.7410419°N 23.7756157°E | VVER | 440 | 1980-2007 | shut down per EU demand |
| Kozloduy NPP Unit 4 | Kozloduy | 43°44′25″N23°46′42″E / 43.7402357°N 23.7783837°E | VVER | 440 | 1982-2007 | shut down per EU demand |
| Kozloduy NPP Unit 5 | Kozloduy | 43°44′52″N23°46′11″E / 43.7476611°N 23.7698007°E | VVER | 1000 | 1987- | Operational |
| Kozloduy NPP Unit 6 | Kozloduy | 43°44′46″N23°46′08″E / 43.746142°N 23.7689638°E | VVER | 1000 | 1991- | Operational |
| Belene Nuclear Power Plant Unit 1 | Belene | 43°37′46″N25°11′12″E / 43.6294281°N 25.1867795°E | VVER | 1000 | Cancelled | The built reactor may be assembled as Unit 7 at Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant |
| Belene Nuclear Power Plant Unit 2 | Belene | VVER | 1000 | Cancelled | ||
| Power station | Town | Coordinates | Fuel | Installed capacity (MW) | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bobov Dol Power Plant | Bobov Dol | 42°17′08″N23°01′55″E / 42.285508°N 23.031871°E | Coal | 630 | |
| Maritsa 3 Power Plant | Dimitrovgrad | 42°03′12″N25°37′24″E / 42.053196°N 25.623229°E | Coal | 120 | |
| Maritsa Iztok-1 | Galabovo | 42°09′17″N25°54′28″E / 42.154655°N 25.907822°E | Coal | 670 | |
| Maritsa Iztok-2 | Radetski | 42°15′21″N26°08′03″E / 42.255840°N 26.134157°E | Coal | 1456 | 325 metres tall chimney |
| Maritsa Iztok-3 | Mednikarovo | 42°08′38″N26°00′11″E / 42.143773°N 26.003137°E | Coal | 900 | 325 metres tall chimney |
| Republika Power Plant | Pernik | 42°36′23″N23°04′42″E / 42.606429°N 23.078445°E | Coal | 180 | |
| Ruse Iztok Power Plant | Ruse | 43°51′58″N26°00′34″E / 43.866241°N 26.009316°E | Coal | 180 | |
| Sofia Power Plant | Sofia | 42°43′13″N23°19′24″E / 42.720218°N 23.323331°E | Natural Gas | 130 | |
| Sofia Iztok Power Plant | Sofia | 42°39′06″N23°25′01″E / 42.651676°N 23.416876°E | Natural Gas | 100 | |
| Varna Power Plant | Varna | 43°11′46″N27°45′53″E / 43.196166°N 27.764661°E | Coal | 1260 |
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