Resident of Anenii Noi cuts energy costs to zero with 20 solar panels

Homes in the Republic of Moldova can become valuable sources of renewable energy. With government support, households can install photovoltaic panels. These panels can lead to significant savings during the winter months, and in the summer, any excess energy produced from the sun can be sold back to the grid.

Moldovan entrepreneur starts AI accounting business

A young entrepreneur from our country decided to merge technology with finance by launching a business that utilizes artificial intelligence in accounting. Recognizing the significant time and resources that traditional accounting processes require, he developed a digital solution aimed at simplifying operations for small and medium-sized enterprises.

President Sandu: Prolonged Middle East war may drive energy prices up

The conflict in the Middle East may directly affect energy prices and the Republic of Moldova's economy, which relies heavily on imported energy resources. These remarks were made by Maia Sandu, the President of the Republic of Moldova, during a show on Jurnal TV on Thursday, March 5.

Termoelectrica makes first gas deal on Romanian Commodity Exchange

The natural gas required for April was acquired by Termoelectrica through the Romanian Commodity Exchange (BRM EST Moldova). The transaction occurred during a trading session on the exchange's OTC platform.

Investment and export opportunities for Moldovan products discussed at a forum in Chisinau

Identifying investment opportunities in the agri food sector and increasing exports of Moldovan products to the European market are the main goals of the Agri Food Investment Forum held on March 5 in Chisinau as part of the Republic of Moldova Agri Food Partnership Platform.

Renewable sources supplied about 80% of Moldova’s energy at noon

On March 5, at 12:00 PM, approximately 79% of the electricity consumed in the Republic of Moldova was generated from renewable sources. The total domestic electricity consumption at that time was 367.4 MW, with 289 MW produced by renewable power plants, thanks to favorable weather conditions, as announced by the Ministry of Energy.

Use of MIA instant payments grows; transactions double on day two

The number of companies utilizing MIA Instant Payments, launched on March 2, is increasing daily. On the first day, 90 payments were processed, and on the second day, that number nearly doubled. The National Bank of Moldova (BNM) anticipates further progress this weekend, according to Petru Rotaru, the first deputy governor of the BNM, who spoke on the "Bună dimineața" show on Moldova 1 TV.

Parliament ratifies the agreement to prevent illegal fishery products

As a candidate country for accession to the European Union, the Republic of Moldova joins international efforts to prevent and deter illegal fishing. Parliament ratified the agreement signed in Rome in 2009 in two readings.

Deal reached to resume poultry exports between Moldova and Ukraine

Poultry meat exports from Ukraine to the Republic of Moldova may resume following an agreement between the sanitary and veterinary authorities of both countries on a control mechanism. This arrangement will facilitate the reopening of the market for these products. The National Food Safety Agency (ANSA) made this announcement on the evening of March 4.

Over half of Energocom’s February energy purchases came from imports

The Republic of Moldova purchased 420,000 MWh of electricity to meet its consumption in February, with imports accounting for the largest share at 55.11%.

Fuel stocks in Moldova explained by Energy Minister on Moldova 1 TV

The Republic of Moldova has diesel reserves for about 12 days, while gasoline supplies last over 20 days of consumption, reported Energy Minister Dorin Junghietu on the March 4 edition of the show IN CONTEXT on Moldova 1.

Moldova’s investment stock climbs to $6.3 billion as EU interest remains resilient

The European Union remains the primary engine of the Moldovan economy, accounting for approximately 80% of all foreign direct investment (FDI). According to Mihai Burunciuc, Deputy Director of the Invest Moldova Agency, the nation’s investment climate remains attractive despite a volatile regional geopolitical landscape.