According to information provided to the InfoMarket news agency by the National Energy Regulatory Agency, this was due to a decrease in electricity purchase prices during the reporting period, partly driven by increased availability of solar power, with the lowest purchase prices recorded in April, followed by a slight upward trend toward the end of the quarter. The average price in January was 2.84 lei/kWh, in February—2.62 lei/kWh, in March—2.52 lei/kWh, in April—2.12 lei/kWh, in May—2.15 lei/kWh, and in June—2.36 lei/kWh. // 01.09.2026 - InfoMarket
In Moldova, the wholesale price of electricity fell in the second quarter of 2026
In Moldova, the average price of electricity purchased by suppliers and system operators on the wholesale market in the second quarter of 2026 fell by approximately 45 bani per kWh compared with the previous quarter