Another 107 families in Moldova have replaced their old home appliances with new, energy-efficient ones as part of the latest phase of the EcoVoucher government program
Moldova is preparing to launch a new mechanism designed to simplify the financing of projects for energy-efficient home renovations and the installation of renewable energy sources. Authorities and the financial sector expect that it will reduce risks for lenders and open the door to larger-scale renovation programs for apartment buildings.
The Moldovan government has approved an action plan to prepare for the 2026–2027 heating season to ensure an uninterrupted supply of energy resources to the country
Moldova's Ministry of Energy has begun preparing a program to renovate state-owned buildings, which is intended to set the parameters for improving their energy efficiency in the coming years. The document will outline priorities, a list of facilities, and necessary measures, as well as the financial requirements for implementing the program.
The 2nd Forum of Moldovan Tenants' Associations will take place in Chisinau on September 25
A new phase of the state program for home appliance vouchers (EcoVoucher), funded by the European Union, has begun in Moldova
Another 150 families in Moldova have replaced their old home appliances with new, energy-efficient ones as part of the latest phase of the EcoVoucher government program
The portfolio of projects supported by Denmark in Moldova now exceeds 60 million euros, and our country is committed to attracting Danish investment in IT, agriculture, and the agri-food sector, as well as in energy-efficient buildings and green energy
Recommendations for safe and efficient biomass heating were presented in Moldova, covering all stages—from fuel selection and equipment preparation to maintenance throughout the heating season. The relevant government agency and the Center for Sustainable Energy emphasize that compliance with these rules is particularly important as the cold season approaches.
Energy-efficiency renovation works have started on a residential building in Chisinau under a government housing program aimed at cutting heat losses and lowering utility costs for residents. The project is part of a broader funding scheme that is already moving forward in several cities, with more contracts, audits and approved projects in the pipeline.
Moldova has temporarily simplified the process for launching renewable energy projects and connecting storage systems with a total capacity of up to 200 MW
A campaign to promote the transition to solid biofuels has been launched in Moldova
Moldova's Casa Verde program continues to serve as a key source of support for residential energy-efficiency upgrades, offering reimbursement for a significant share of eligible renovation costs. The scheme follows a two-step application process and includes a range of measures, from insulation to renewable-energy systems, with approvals handled on a first-come, first-served basis.
Moldova has simplified the rules for installing solar panels, heat pumps, and energy storage systems: administrative procedures and documentation requirements have been streamlined for a number of projects. Authorities expect that these changes will accelerate investments in renewable energy and infrastructure modernization, although restrictions and approval requirements remain in place for certain areas and facilities.
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