The works included thermal insulation of external walls, foundations and ground slabs, as well as the replacement of windows and doors in communal areas. The cost of these works amounted to 4.03 million lei. Of this amount, 70 per cent was covered by a grant from the Moldova Residential Energy Efficiency Fund (FEERM), which is managed by the National Centre for Sustainable Energy (CNED). Low-income families received additional financial support to cover their own expenses.
‘Today we can see how public investment is improving people’s living conditions. The 36 families in this block will live in warmer flats, pay less for utilities and, at the same time, benefit from a modernised courtyard providing a more pleasant space for the whole community. Thanks to government energy efficiency programmes and the ‘European Courtyard’ project, we are investing both in the modernisation of buildings and in the improvement of the spaces surrounding them. “We want such changes to reach as many localities in the Republic of Moldova as possible, because development means, first and foremost, improving people’s living conditions,” said Deputy Prime Minister Vladimir Bolea at the completion ceremony.
The FEERM programme has a budget of over 1.4 billion lei until 2027 and aims to renovate at least 507,000 square metres of residential premises. To date, eight contracts have been signed for the refurbishment of multi-family residential blocks in Chișinău, Hîncești, Ialoveni, Bălți and Cădâr-Lunga.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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