In Moldova, the mechanism for calculating heating charges based on meter readings will be improved, and measures will be taken to ensure a fair distribution of differences in consumption volumes and the ability to correct erroneous bills
Moldova has expanded its renewable energy capacity to a new level and is moving on to the next phase—the development of energy storage systems designed to increase the flexibility of the power grid. The Ministry of Energy has also outlined priorities for modernizing grid infrastructure and expanding interconnections, which could shift the balance in the regional energy market.
Moldova's public finances, trade flows and energy costs remained in focus in the latest morning review, alongside new steps in administrative reform, industrial parks and financial market regulation. The briefing also highlights changes in customs operations, transport and airport traffic, as well as fresh data on SEPA savings, local development funding and upcoming economic events.
Moldova is interested in expanding trade, economic, and investment cooperation with Turkey and attracting new Turkish investments in the renewable energy sector
Moldova explained how the gas tariff is calculated and why its increase is primarily due to external market conditions. The Ministry of Energy also highlighted the cost structure within the supply chain and announced measures it is preparing to support the most vulnerable consumers.
Moldova is developing a new regulatory framework for the heating sector, which is intended to simultaneously accelerate the modernization of networks, improve energy efficiency, and expand the use of renewable energy sources. The agency has already released the draft for public comment, and the document includes changes affecting industry regulation, consumer rights, and alignment with European requirements.
Moldova's economic and policy agenda remains active, with fresh signals from international lenders, the energy sector and the banking market shaping the outlook for the months ahead. The full briefing also covers new investment flows, regulatory changes and upcoming events that could influence business decisions and market expectations.
The European Union will provide Moldova with a new tranche of funding linked to the implementation of reforms, and the funds will be transferred directly to the state budget. The authorities have already reported on some of the commitments they have fulfilled and expect further increases in support as reforms in key sectors of the economy and public administration move forward.
In September, Energocom increased its electricity purchases amid new market conditions, with imports continuing to account for the bulk of the volume. The company also notes a change in the structure of its purchases, which affects the weighted average price and highlights the role of peak hours and contracts with regional suppliers.
The World Bank expects economic growth in Europe and Central Asia to slow in the coming years amid pressure from high energy prices, weak external demand, and ongoing uncertainty. The new report also notes significant differences among subregions: some economies are remaining resilient thanks to domestic demand and investment, while others are facing a more pronounced slowdown in business activity.
Moldova's economic agenda is being shaped by a mix of fiscal pressure, external financing and market reforms, with new data showing rising public debt, fresh EU support and several major policy steps in energy, customs and public procurement. The full briefing also covers developments in banking, agriculture and industry, including market moves and decisions that could affect businesses in the months ahead.
Energy Minister Dorin Junghietu will participate in the Energy Grid Intelligence Europe summit on October 7, organized in Amsterdam by The Economist
Moldova and the EU discussed measures to support the population amid persistently high gas prices, including a compensation program for the most vulnerable families. The talks in Brussels also touched on issues of energy security, system resilience, and broader cooperation with the European Union in the areas of internal security and borders.
Comparative data on electricity consumption will be included in Premier Energy's invoices this year as well
A tender has been announced in Chisinau for a new phase of the modernization of the district heating system in public institutions: this involves the design, supply, and installation of individual heat distribution units as part of a program funded by the World Bank. The project is intended to expand the infrastructure upgrade that is already underway and will affect a significant number of municipal facilities; however, the key procurement parameters and implementation details will only be available in the full version of the document.
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