Electricity prices for end users in Moldova could rise by up to 15% — ANRE
Electricity prices for end users in Moldova could rise by up to 15% — ANRE
Electricity prices for end users in Moldova could rise by up to 15% — ANRE
An organized market for bilateral electricity supply contracts will soon be launched in Moldova
From October 12 to 18, electricity consumption on the right bank of the Nistru totaled 76,435 MWh, which is approximately 6.5% less than during the same period last year, when 81,783 MWh were consumed.
In Moldova, rates for a number of key services changed significantly in September, particularly in the utilities sector: some rates remained unchanged, while others saw a sharp monthly increase. New statistical data also show mixed trends for electricity, gas, heating, transportation, and healthcare services—the full version of this article compiles all the important details and comparisons.
Comparative data on electricity consumption will be included in Premier Energy's invoices this year as well
Effective October 1, rates for heat supplied to customers of Termoelectrica and CET-Nord have increased
Over the past 24 hours, Moldova has received 620 tons of gasoline and 3,000 tons of diesel fuel; current gasoline reserves are sufficient for approximately 30 days, and diesel fuel reserves for 10 days
Managers of public buildings and commercial facilities in Moldova must reduce indoor lighting by at least 30% whenever possible
Moldova is preparing changes to its tax legislation that will affect commercial electricity consumption and may impact business expenses. The bill has already been approved by the government and provides for a number of exemptions and incentives for specific sectors, as well as additional budgetary implications that have yet to be assessed by Parliament.
A state of emergency has been declared in Moldova's energy and hydrological sectors at the national level for a period of 60 days, effective September 26, 2026.
Energocom reported that Moldova's power grid will face a commercial electricity shortage during four time periods today
Moldova is entering the cold season, facing a number of serious, overlapping risks; in fact, it has found itself in a "perfect storm" situation—Vasile Tofan
The Moldovan government will propose that Parliament declare a state of emergency in the energy and hydrological sectors throughout the country for a period of 60 days, beginning on September 26
Moldova is preparing to update the energy-labeling regulations for household appliances and refrigeration equipment: consumers are promised clearer and more comparable information about energy efficiency classes and product specifications before making a purchase, including for online sales. The new requirements will apply to several product categories at once and bring national regulations into line with European standards.
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