Energocom will change the format of its bills to provide a clearer overview of payments
Energocom will change the format of its invoices to provide a clearer overview of payments
Energocom will change the format of its invoices to provide a clearer overview of payments
Moldova is planning its gas purchases for the upcoming season in advance and in stages, using various types of contracts and competitive procedures to mitigate price risks and ensure a steady supply for consumers. The Ministry of Energy notes that current exchange prices do not reflect the full picture, as a significant portion of the volume has already been contracted for the upcoming period.
The government has approved a broad package of measures aimed at the upcoming heating season, while also advancing changes in energy regulation, public procurement transparency and the restructuring of a major state-owned railway enterprise. At the same time, new signals are emerging on EU financing, investment activity and banking policy, with several decisions that could shape the business environment in the months ahead.
Natural gas prices on the European market continue to rise, and on September 8, the TTF (Title Transfer Facility) price stood at 75.18 euros/MWh, compared to 69.81 euros/MWhh on August 31 and 73.31 euros/MWh on September 7 – Energocom
The price of natural gas on the European exchange reached 74.35 euros per MWh on September 2, continuing the upward trend of recent days — Energocom
In Moldova, the ANRE's decision to raise natural gas rates for all Energocom customers took effect on September 1
In July, Energocom supplied 8.38 million cubic meters of gas to Moldova at an average price of 50.12 euros per MWh at the country's border
As of August 24, Energocom had purchased 9,200 MWh of electricity and fully met Moldova's electricity demand for the day
As of August 21, Energocom had purchased a total of 9,657 MWh of electricity, compared with 10,295 MWh the previous day, and fully met Moldova's electricity demand today
The natural gas rate for residential consumers in Moldova has increased by 40.7%—from 13.35 to 18.79 lei per cubic meter, excluding VAT (from 14.42 to 20.3 lei, including 8% VAT)
As of August 20, Energocom had purchased a total of 10,295 MWh of electricity, compared with 10,064 MWh the previous day, and fully met Moldova's electricity demand today
As of August 19, Energocom had purchased a total of 10,064 MWh of electricity and fully met Moldova's electricity demand for the day
A state-owned energy supplier has secured a multi-month gas supply arrangement with the country's largest consumer, covering the heating season and extending into spring. The deal underscores the company's growing role in a competitive market and its ability to meet large-scale demand with stable supply solutions.
Moldova's electricity demand for August 18 was fully covered after Energocom secured the required volumes from a mix of local generation and external sources. The company said supply is currently stable, but warned that market conditions in the region remain difficult and that high prices during peak hours continue to put pressure on consumers.
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