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Category: Energy
Problems in Romania’s energy sector may lead to higher electricity prices in Moldova. As part of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR) in 2021, Romania committed to the European Union to finally decommission coal-fired power plants with a total capacity of 1,755 MW by January 1, 2026. This includes 1,305 MW at the Oltenia power complex.
State-owned Moldelectrica announced the re-run of the tender for the purchase of electricity to cover technological consumption and losses in the transmission network for the supply period from January 1 to March 31, 2026.
The concept of the Energy Vulnerability Information System (EVIS) has been changed in accordance with the government’s decision, Logos Press reported.
Two rural communes and two high-rise apartment buildings in the capital will be the first communities in Moldova to use renewable energy sources, Logos Press reported.
Moldova is accelerating digitalization in the energy sector and intends to turn energy into a sector capable of supporting the country’s economic growth and security.
Postponing the adoption of the budget jeopardizes the payment of energy compensations. The authorities promise that the system will be in place this year and beyond. As it has been applied before. However, the absence of a draft budget for next year casts doubt not only on the timing of the aid, but, according to experts, on the financing system in 2026 as a whole.
The financial situation of Termoelectrica a.s. remains difficult due to historical debts, but the company continues to look for new sources of financing for modernization of equipment, – reports Logos Press.
The National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) has approved new fixed tariffs and price caps for electricity from renewable sources, Logos Press reported.
Households will be able to manage their energy consumption more efficiently by installing smart meters, and networks will be modernized, significantly reducing energy waste, Logos Press reported.
Wind power plants in Moldova will be located according to strictly established rules of the Ministry of Energy, Logos Press reports.
The National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE), during a public meeting on September 30, approved the calendar of gradual liberalization of the natural gas market, based on Law No. 108/2016 and Moldova’s international commitments in the energy sector, Logos Press reported.
Ukrainian operator Naftogaz is negotiating with U.S. producers for direct deliveries of liquefied natural gas to Ukraine, Logos Press reported
