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Bulgaria's industrial sector, responsible for about 5% of the country's greenhouse gas emissions, faces significant decarbonisation challenges, particularly in cement and chemicals. With a need for substantial investment in technologies like carbon capture and storage and hydrogen, stakeholders emphasize the importance of stable regulations and competitive energy prices to support the sector's transition. Over the next decade, Bulgaria must implement effective measures, including renewable energy and small modular reactors, to achieve its decarbonisation goals.