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At the end of the first half of the year, sales of electric cars in Europe for the first time exceeded the mark of 1 million units, – reports Logos Press.
A plant under construction to sustainably manage animal by-products not intended for human consumption will operate without harming the environment or human health, Logos Press reported.
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved the results of tenders for granting the status of qualified large producer to investors developing photovoltaic and wind power plants, Logos Press reported.
The French Development Agency (AFD) will grant Moldova a 25-million-euro loan for the development of green energy. The signing of this agreement was approved by the Cabinet of Ministers today, August 6, Logos Press reported.
Moldova has become the 107th member of the International Solar Alliance, – reports Logos Press.
Six institutions located in Moldova, including lyceums, a cultural center and hospitals, have already started using solar power plants installed by UAB Solet and SRL Oguzenergy.
In Moldova, 21 specialists in transport, energy and related sectors have graduated from the first professional training program for energy auditors in the transport sector,” Logos Press reports.
Belgian development agency Enabel will work together with Moldovan state authorities to better utilize Moldova’s biogas potential,” Logos Press reports.
The Moldovan government has approved an indicative calendar of upcoming auctions for contracting renewable energy and energy storage projects, with the launch of the next round of tenders scheduled for October 2025, Logos Press reported.
Fines for illegal tree cutting will increase markedly to prevent logging abuses and encourage more responsible environmental behavior by citizens and companies,” according to Logos Press.
US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order ending government subsidies for renewable energy development,” Logos Press reports.
In Moldova, more than 109 MW of grid capacity is once again available for renewable energy thanks to a new regulation introduced by the Ministry of Energy – Logos Press reports.