EIB survey finds Bulgarians want cheaper, cleaner energy

European Investment Bank · November 05, 2026 · ✓ verified

The European Investment Bank has published the eighth EIB Climate Survey, showing Bulgarians prioritize cheaper energy and energy independence in the transition.

  • 74% of Bulgarians say rising energy prices have significantly cut their purchasing power; 77% expect steadier or lower prices from the energy transition, 74% less dependence on imported oil and gas, and 66% slower climate change.
  • The survey was conducted by Ipsos bva among 23,000 people across all 27 EU Member States between 3 and 25 August 2026; in Bulgaria, 1,000 adults were surveyed. The EIB also says it provided €128 million in 2025 for sustainable energy and natural resources, including €40 million for Eldrive Holding and 1,530 new charging stations in Bulgaria.
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