The experts examined the potential for adapting European approaches to Moldovan conditions, including grants, co-financing schemes and soft loans. Particular attention was paid to the criteria for granting support, sources of funding, and the mechanisms for implementing and monitoring future programmes.
The aim of the mission was to develop approaches to financial support that would enable the wider use of renewable energy storage systems and heat pumps in the residential sector. In particular, discussions focused on promoting energy storage systems amongst prosumers – consumers who also generate electricity.
European experience for future CNED programmes
CNED presented the centre’s current funding programmes to the guests, including its experience in implementing the Energy Efficiency Fund in Moldova’s residential sector (FEERM).
European best practices were shared by Ramona Moldovan, a senior expert at the Romanian Ministry of Energy, and Armin Bom, a resident expert at the Council of European Energy Regulators.
Participants also examined the national regulatory framework for energy efficiency and renewable energy, as well as the potential for adapting European financial instruments to Moldovan conditions.
The mission was attended by representatives of the Moldovan Ministry of Energy, CNED and Expertise France, part of the French Development Agency (AFD).
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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