The document is available for review on the ministry’s website.
The report highlights the key results achieved by the power transmission system operator in 2025, a year marked by strengthened energy security, the development of strategic infrastructure, and improved corporate governance.
Among the most significant achievements are the company’s return to a positive balance with a net profit of 107.99 million lei following the loss recorded in 2024; the implementation of investments totaling nearly 597 million lei, representing 88% of the annual investment and technical plan; completion of the construction of the 400 kV Vulcănești–Chișinău overhead power line and continuation of strategic projects to connect with Romania, including the advancement of the Bălți–Suceava project and preparation for the Strășeni–Ghutiș connection.
At the same time, the company managed to maintain a high level of power system reliability, without major outages and with continuity indicators exceeding contractual requirements; the launch of national electricity markets, including the ancillary services market, the energy balancing market, the day-ahead market, and the intraday market, which is an important step toward the integration of the Republic of Moldova into the European energy market; strengthening corporate governance through the establishment of an Audit Committee, the adoption of a Corporate Governance Code, a Code of Ethics, and other internal policies and regulations; a significant reduction in the number of observations made by the independent auditor and the elimination of certain deficiencies identified in previous years.
In 2025, the company transmitted 4.697 billion kWh of electricity via the national transmission grid, managing 183 power plants and more than 4,000 km of high-voltage power lines. The company managed relationships with 131 participants as balancing parties and provided access to transmission networks for consumers (9 connection permits totaling 30.75 MW) and for production units (permits for 138 MW).
The transmission network operated by Moldelectrica functioned with a high level of reliability in 2025. The average annual duration of outages was only 5 minutes, which is half the permissible limit set by performance indicators.
The report also highlights the ongoing process of transforming the state-owned enterprise Moldelectrica into a joint-stock company, which is aimed at strengthening corporate governance, increasing transparency, and aligning with best European practices for managing state-owned enterprises.
