Higher bills for electricity and heat. ANRE decisions were published in the Official Gazette

The new tariffs approved by the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) have entered into force. The regulator's decisions were published on Friday, January 10, in the Official Gazette.

Moldova's struggle: Energy crisis, rising tariffs, and political turmoil

The ongoing energy crisis in Moldova has ignited fierce political debates, with opposition parties and political figures criticizing the government's handling of the situation.

Fuel prices rise in 2025: ANRE announces new price caps

The National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) of Moldova has approved new fuel price caps for the next three days.

Moldova expands renewable energy with 90 mw photovoltaic plants

The Government is expected to approve, by the end of January, the decision to construct two photovoltaic power plants with a combined capacity of 90 MW.

Moldova adopts euro as reference currency for leu exchange rate

Starting from January 2, 2025, the euro will serve as the reference currency for determining the official exchange rate of the Moldovan leu, replacing the US dollar.

How Moldova plans to meet January energy demands efficiently

SA Energocom has prepared an electricity supply plan for January for the right bank of the Dniester River.

Moldovagaz: A major threat to Moldova’s energy security

Moldovagaz poses a threat to the Republic of Moldova, and we must either regain full control of this company to eliminate this vulnerability or reduce its role in energy supply and replace it with another state-owned entity, Energocom, which could perform the same functions currently handled by Moldovagaz.

Moldova implements energy export restrictions starting January 2025

Starting from January 1, 2025, between 6:00 AM and 11:00 PM, electricity produced domestically will only be traded on the internal market.

Why shifting electricity consumption can improve Ukraine's energy system

High electricity consumption during peak hours creates limitations, as does consumption that is half as much during the night, which also leads to limitations.

Moldovan farmers protest drought crisis in Moldova

A bill imposing a moratorium on debt payments for farmers affected by this year's severe drought was passed in its first reading on Thursday, December 19th, as farmers protested outside the parliament building.

Prime Minister Dorin Recean admits that electricity tariffs could increase

Electricity tariffs could increase if Gazprom does not honor its obligations and does not deliver natural gas to the Transnistrian region, Prime Minister Dorin Recean said on the show "Secretele Puterii" on Jurnal TV. The Prime Minister assured the public that the government will provide additional compensation to assist citizens who may be affected by any potential increase in tariffs. However, when asked about the extent of the increase, he refrained from giving a specific figure, stating that the exact amount would be announced later.

Ministry of Energy: Urgent modernization works needed at Chisinau Power Station

The Ministry of Energy emphasizes the urgent need to expedite the modernization works at the Chisinau Power Station, which will facilitate the connection to the Vulcănești-Chisinau High Voltage Power Line. This statement was made by Constantin Borosan, State Secretary of the Ministry of Energy, following an on-site inspection. Borosan said that the companies involved in the project would actively collaborate with key stakeholders to ensure continuous progress.