In Moldova, a draft guideline has been released for public comment, intended to streamline the authorization process for energy infrastructure initiatives of strategic importance. The agency expects that the new document will make the procedure clearer for market participants and speed up coordination between project developers, government agencies, and other stakeholders.
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Moldova is changing the process for approving strategically important energy projects: a special regime and an expedited authorization procedure are being introduced for them. The new rules are intended to reduce bureaucratic delays, strengthen interagency coordination, and make the implementation of such initiatives more predictable for investors.
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