The Energy of Tomorrow conference in Sofia gathered industry leaders to discuss Bulgaria's energy landscape, focusing on renewable energy growth, the rise of the electric vehicle market, and advancements in gas and hydrogen technologies. Global electricity consumption is projected to spike between 2025-2027, with renewables and nuclear energy set to meet the rising demand. Angelin Tsachev emphasized Bulgaria's shift towards renewable energy, combining battery storage and wind power with the solar boom. The country has excelled in integrating renewables, exceeding targets with a 22.58% share in 2023. The EV sector is thriving, with a 55% sales increase in 2023, pushing the total number of electric vehicles in Bulgaria over 19,000. Challenges persist in infrastructure development for EV charging. The conference also addressed gas security and the future of hydrogen, highlighting the need for diversification. While hydrogen is a long-term goal, commercial viability is hindered by production and transportation constraints. The importance of affordable energy, new technologies, and supply diversification in the energy transition was stressed. Batteries are recognized as crucial in managing the transition smoothly. As Bulgaria advances in its energy evolution, the focus is shifting towards mass deployment of charging stations and improving access to home and office charging options to foster the growth of electric vehicles.