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Although Moldova does not have a large territory and area of forests, our country has some of the largest and most picturesque natural reserves in Europe, Logos Press reports.

In 2025, 25,564 households were able to reduce their energy bills by about 30 percent thanks to the state’s EcoVoucher program, Logos Press reported.

In 2026 Moldova will receive a grant of EUR 1.85 million from Germany to support SME investments in energy efficiency.

Money from the National Environmental Fund for environmental protection is being allocated with long delays and not in the right amount to address the effects of climate change, Logos Press reported.

The National Center for Sustainable Energy (CNED) has reported on its work in 2025, according to Logos Press.

It will be much easier for economic entities to obtain environmental permits by creating a one-stop shop and digitalizing the process, according to Logos Press.

Westing Management Solutions, a joint venture of Hungary, Moldova and Ukraine, a member of the international group Westing Management, is coming to the Moldovan market, Logos Press reports.

The public sector has mobilized more than 400 million euros for energy efficiency measures in schools, kindergartens and hospitals. This was mentioned at “Moldova Eco Energetică – 2025”, Logos Press reported.

Chisinau City Hall joins the European project “SUSDEST-NET Black Sea Sustainable Destinations Network”, designed to solve common problems in the Black Sea basin region, – reports Logos Press.

The European market is experiencing an acute shortage of quality organic products, and Moldova can occupy this niche, – reports Logos Press.

Moldova’s per capita CO2 emissions in 2023 were only 2.5 metric tons per year, the lowest among all European nations, Logos Press reported.

Between May 2024 and January 2025, about 265 tons of hazardous chemicals, including highly toxic polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), were safely removed from ten storage facilities on both banks of the Dniester River and delivered to a certified toxic waste incineration facility in Germany, Logos Press reported.
