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The number of electric and hybrid cars registered in Moldova will exceed 57,000 units in 2024, representing 6.8% of the 842,215 vehicles in circulation nationwide,” Logos Press reported.
Moldova will receive 2.7 million euros from the Danish government to implement international standards for the construction of “passive houses” and near-zero-energy buildings (nZEB), Logos Press reports.
The EcoVoucher program provided an additional 6,578 vouchers to families to replace old energy-intensive appliances with energy-efficient ones,” Logos Press reported.
Moldova produces 13 million tons of CO2 equivalent, which is only 0.03% of the world’s total greenhouse gas emissions,” Logos Press reported.
The government has approved the Regulation on the rules of maintenance and management of production facilities and dangerous technical installations,” Logos Press reported.
In April, 36% of the country’s total electricity consumption was covered by renewable sources,” Logos Press reported.
The first financing of 9.5 million lei was approved for the energy rehabilitation of multi-storey residential buildings in Chisinau, Hincesti and Ialoveni,” Logos Press reported.
Photovoltaic parks will appear in five Moldovan localities thanks to European investments of 12.3 million lei (about 634,000 euros),” Logos Press reported.
The Department of Energy has proposed an individual ceiling of 10 kW for households that are renewable energy consumers,” Logos Press reports.
Photovoltaic panels installed by the Municipality of Pervomaysc village, Causeni district, will cover part of the energy consumption of the pumps that supply drinking water to more than 900 residents,” Logos Press reported. Pervomaysk village, Causeni district, will cover part of the energy consumption of the pumps that supply drinking water to more than 900 residents,” Logos Press reported.
In the first quarter of 2025, the installed capacity of energy from renewable sources in Moldova increased by 77.75 MW to reach 657.15 MW,” Logos Press reported.
The first five associations of owners in condominiums (APCs) in Chisinau and Balti have received technical project documentation developed with the free support of the National Center for Sustainable Energy (CNED), which gives them access to funds from the Fund for Energy Efficiency in the Moldovan Housing Sector (FEERM) – Logos Press reports.
The tender commission responsible for Moldova’s first renewable energy auction has confirmed its decision to reject the bids of four companies,” Logos Press reported.
The individual power ceiling for residential prosumer PV installations may be raised to 7 kW, and current beneficiaries of the net billing mechanism who have a prosumer contract with their supplier for a lower individual power ceiling will be able to request an increase to the 7 kW sustainability limit,” Logos Press reports.
Investors must obtain permits for the construction of renewable energy generating facilities on the territory of the unrecognized PMR within a maximum of 30 days,” Logos Press reported.
Increasing the share of renewable energy sources in national energy consumption and exports are two key goals set by the Moldovan government,” Logos Press reports.
The Department of Energy received 42 bids for the auction of large-scale solar and wind farm development, far exceeding the capacity planned for allocation.
The Ministry of Environment announced the beginning of the feasibility study for waste management in two regions of Moldova – in the center (region No. 4 – Chisinau mun. and six nearby districts) and in the north (region No. 8 – 11 districts). The studies will be supported by the European Investment Bank (EIB) – reports Logos Press.
The European Commission (EC) has received requests from Kazakhstan, Moldova, Ukraine and 21 other countries outside the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) to be included in the list of countries eligible to import non-hazardous waste from the EU.
Starting from the summer of this year, Moldova may be able to receive electricity free of charge in certain cases. Moreover, sometimes the producer will even pay the consumer extra for its use.
