In September 2026, Energocom purchased a total of 266,565 MWh of electricity. Purchases were made from both domestic and imported sources. The weighted average price of the purchased electricity was 157.42 euros/MWh.
The European Union plans to completely halt imports of Russian gas by the end of 2027. This announcement was made by the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, whilst addressing the European Parliament in Strasbourg. Imports of liquefied natural gas from Russia are to be completely blocked from 1 January 2027.
The Green Ecologist Party is calling on the authorities to hold talks with the Ukrainian side to ensure a sufficient volume of water in the Dniester River. The party maintains that the issue must be addressed through long-term environmental policies and a strategy that takes into account the link between water, energy and biodiversity.
The transformation of the Republic of Moldova’s energy sector is creating new opportunities for investment in renewable energy generation, storage, infrastructure, energy efficiency and the development of energy markets.
Around 350 entrepreneurs, representatives of government bodies, academia and development partners gathered at the 3rd ‘Dialog PRO-Industrie – Industrial Catalyst of the Republic of Moldova’ conference, organised by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI RM).
The OSCE has launched a new geospatial platform that illustrates how heatwaves, droughts, heavy rainfall and other climate factors could affect the energy infrastructure of Moldova and other regions by 2050. The tool is designed to help governments and energy companies take climate risks into account in their long-term planning.
Five local authorities in the Republic of Moldova have signed loan and grant agreements with Nefco – Nordic Green Bank to improve the energy efficiency of six educational institutions in the country. The projects will be implemented in Anenii Noi, Cărbune, Mîndrești, Ungheni and Zubrești.
Small renewable energy producers and non-profit organisations will be able to benefit from the new digital tool. It enables them to forecast energy generation more effectively and monitor deviations from planned volumes in real time. This tool will be developed as part of the ‘Technical Platform for Responsibility Balancing’ (PTRE), an innovative pilot project which, following government approval, will be implemented within the ‘Energy Sandbox’.
During the 2nd International Investment Forum (AIIF 2026), held in Azerbaijan on 25–26 September, 23 agreements were signed with international investors and partner companies, covering investment projects with a total value of $10.8 billion.
The Government is regulating the procedure for VAT refunds on investments in renewable energy sources with storage systems. These amendments to the secondary legislation are being introduced in connection with changes made to the Tax Code in 2026.
