Constantin Borosan, Director of the National Energy Regulatory Agency, noted that, according to a decision adopted by the Agency, as of July 1, 2027, large and medium-sized non-residential electricity consumers in Moldova will purchase electricity on the free market at agreed-upon prices. In this regard, the energy regulator recommends that these categories of consumers prepare in advance to select a supplier and agree on supply terms. A list of suppliers is available on the ANRE website, and the activities of existing suppliers are reflected in the electricity market monitoring reports. Electricity suppliers are strongly encouraged to prepare supply proposals in advance that are tailored to each consumption profile and depend on the availability of electricity at every hour of the day. Constantin Borosan emphasized that the liberalization of the electricity market leads to increased competition, greater price transparency, the adaptation of consumption during periods of energy surplus, and greater flexibility for both suppliers and consumers. Liberalization opens up opportunities for businesses to optimize costs. // 11.11.2026 — InfoMarket