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Category: Green Economy
The European Investment Bank will allocate 200 million euros to Moldova, which will allow planting more than 63 thousand hectares of forests, building 10 wood warehouses, a semiology center, three nurseries and restoring more than 265 km of forest roads during the next four years, – reports Logos Press.
About 15 small residential buildings underwent energy audits, and 10 residential buildings with more than 120 apartments were selected to develop technical project documentation for energy rehabilitation, Logos Press reported.
The first scenarios of wastewater reuse for agricultural irrigation will be developed in the localities of Causeni, Cantemir and Cahul, Logos Press reported.
Renovated to improve energy efficiency, the buildings help save up to 60 percent of final energy consumption, allowing for a return on investment in 9 to 16 ribbons, depending on electricity rates, Logos Press reported.
The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors has approved a $7.9 million grant for the Global Environment Facility (GEF)-funded Restoring Ecosystems to Prevent Marine Pollution (RE-MAP) project, Logos Press reports.
From October 3 to October 19, 2025, 1,967 families benefited from the government’s EcoVoucher program by replacing old appliances with new ones, Logos Press reported.
Moldova’s afforestation rate is just over 11%, which is one of the lowest in the Black Sea region, Logos Press reports.
Goods, works and services procured from the Energy Efficiency Fund will be transferred to the beneficiaries based on a new simplified mechanism that eliminates bureaucracy and ensures quick access to investments for individuals, legal entities and homeowners’ associations, Logos Press reported.
Domestic and foreign companies are invited to participate in tenders for the renovation of public buildings under the INSPIREE project, implemented with the support of Germany and France, – reports Logos Press.
Importers and manufacturers of medicines will have to pay a fee of 0.3% of the value of the batch of imported medicines at the stages of importation and, accordingly, placement on the market, Logos Press reports.
The Moldovan cabinet has approved a 22 MW solar power plant project, backed by 16.512 MWh of storage capacity, to be built on behalf of pharmaceutical distributor SRL TPI-PHARM in Ialoveni district, Logos Press reported.
Producers and importers will be responsible for the collection and recycling of waste generated, and the entire process of financial and organizational waste management will shift from public authorities to private operators, according to Logos Press.
