Stolichen elektrotransport EAD
Bulgarian public transport operator operating tram and trolleybus services in Sofia.
Last updated September 2, 2026
Overview
Stolichen elektrotransport EAD is a Bulgarian public transport operator. According to its official website, it is a municipal single-shareholder joint-stock company that operates tram and trolleybus transport in the capital. The company is managed by an Executive Director, Eng. Evgeni Ganchev. In 2009, it carried over 188 million passengers. As of April 1, 2010, 161 trams and 90 trolleybuses were distributed across 15 tram and 9 trolleybus lines. In 2009, 17,236,830 kilometers were traveled. The company's power supply system includes 24 transformer substations with a total installed capacity of over 125,950 kW, over 73 rectifier units, and over 440 output fields. The contact network is over 263 km for trams and 257 km for trolleybuses, with over 740 km of cable network.
History
Stolichen elektrotransport EAD is a Bulgarian public transport operator. According to its official website, it is a municipal single-shareholder joint-stock company that operates tram and trolleybus transport in the capital. The company is managed by an Executive Director, Eng. Evgeni Ganchev. In 2009, it carried over 188 million passengers. As of April 1, 2010, 161 trams and 90 trolleybuses were distributed across 15 tram and 9 trolleybus lines. In 2009, 17,236,830 kilometers were traveled. The company's power supply system includes 24 transformer substations with a total installed capacity of over 125,950 kW, over 73 rectifier units, and over 440 output fields. The contact network is over 263 km for trams and 257 km for trolleybuses, with over 740 km of cable network.
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