Over the past year, rates for a number of key services in Moldova have changed significantly: this has had the greatest impact on electricity, transportation, and certain utility bills. New inflation data show how the cost of basic services changed in August and which items, conversely, became cheaper on a year-over-year basis.
Energocom will change the format of its invoices to provide a clearer overview of payments
In Moldova, inflation was recorded again in August following two months of falling prices: statistics showed mixed trends in the food sector, non-food goods, and the services sector. The most notable changes occurred in specific categories of goods and rates, indicating a shift in the short-term price trend in the economy.
Annual inflation in Moldova once again exceeded the National Bank's target range in August, halting the recent slowdown. Statistics show a noticeable acceleration in price growth across several major groups of goods and services, although trends in individual segments remain mixed.
Moldova has wrapped up a new batch of regional development projects aimed at improving local infrastructure and public services. The completed works covered road repairs, street lighting, and water supply upgrades, affecting tens of thousands of residents and a range of public and business users.
The fleet of the capital city's municipal enterprise Autosalubritate has been expanded with three new IVECO specialty vehicles with a total value of 14.97 million lei
About 440 individual heating units will be installed in approximately 300 government agencies located in Chisinau – Ministry of Energy
Premier Energy has offered customers a new way to pay their electricity bills—through the MIA service, available online on its website
Moldova’s gas procurement costs rose sharply in the first half of 2026, with the market seeing notable month-to-month volatility and a peak in spring. Regulatory data also point to a changing consumption pattern and a revised outlook for the rest of the year, with further price pressure expected in the coming months.
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