Study: Transnistria's Economy Has Outgrown Its Previous Development Model
Transnistria's economy has outgrown its previous development model, and phased economic reintegration is the most realistic scenario — IDIS Viitorul
Transnistria
Electricity consumption on the right bank of the Nistru River fell by 6.5%
From October 12 to 18, electricity consumption on the right bank of the Nistru totaled 76,435 MWh, which is approximately 6.5% less than during the same period last year, when 81,783 MWh were consumed.
The Moldovan government has approved a plan to prepare for the 2026–2027 heating season
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
In Moldova, the temporary licensing system for imports of grains and oilseeds will remain in effect until October 31, 2026
In Moldova, the parliament has definitively approved a temporary licensing regime for imports of grains and oilseeds; however, by the time of the second reading, the bill had been significantly shortened and amended. The decision has already drawn criticism from the author of the initiative, who warns of risks to local farmers and points to controversial amendments to the control mechanism.
Transnistria's Mandatory Gas Reserves for the Winter of 2026–2027 Will Be Significantly Increased
The regulator has revised the requirements for mandatory gas reserves for Transnistria for the upcoming heating season, significantly tightening the parameters for winter preparations. The decision is linked to updated gas legislation and is accompanied by a new schedule for building reserves, while suppliers' deadlines and reporting obligations to the authorities remain unchanged.
Moldova has introduced mandatory gas reserve requirements for supplies to Transnistria
Amendments to Moldova's Natural Gas Law have come into effect, establishing a separate mechanism for mandatory reserves to supply the Transnistrian region. The new rules establish procedures for building up and drawing down the reserve, and also introduce requirements for the company designated to handle supplies, making the system more formalized and predictable in light of past disruptions.
Moldova will allow Ukrainian grain to transit only after receiving confirmation of receipt in Constanța
Moldova is tightening transit procedures for Ukrainian grain: railcars will now be allowed to pass through the country only after the Romanian port of Constanța confirms their receipt. The decision was made amid concerns from farmers and discussions regarding priorities for local agricultural producers, as well as the strain on the railway infrastructure.
The Moldovan Chamber of Commerce and Industry has made it easier for entrepreneurs from the left bank of the Nistru to access tax and customs information
The Moldovan Chamber of Commerce and Industry facilitates access to tax and customs information for entrepreneurs on the left bank of the Nistru
Moldova Will Not Resume Purchasing Electricity from the Moldovan State Power Plant — Ministry of Energy
Moldova's Ministry of Energy stated that, under the current circumstances, a return to purchasing electricity from the Moldovan State Power Plant is not being considered. The ministry attributes this to changes in the economics of production, technical limitations, and additional risks associated with sanctions and new energy market regulations.
The transit of Ukrainian cargo via Moldova's railways will generate revenue and will not hinder Moldovan exports
The transit of Ukrainian cargo via Moldova's railways will not hinder the export of Moldovan products and will generate significant revenue for the Moldovan Railways—Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Development
Moldova Will Impose VAT and Excise Taxes on Imports of Certain Goods into Transnistria
Moldova is preparing a phased change to the tax regime for a number of goods imported into Transnistria: in the first phase, the new rules will apply to a limited list of products, and the list will then be expanded. The authorities hope to gradually level the playing field for businesses and reduce existing exemptions; however, the details of the reform and its implications for the market will only become clear once the full text of the draft is available.
The EU will allocate 213,500 euros to seven entrepreneurs from the left bank of the Dniester
Seven entrepreneurs from the left bank of the Dniester will receive grant funding from the European Union totaling approximately 213,500 euros
Moldovagaz chairman reported a monthly salary of about 150,000 lei
The head of Moldovagaz has publicly addressed reports about his compensation, saying the figures circulating in public debate do not match the actual amounts. His remarks also touched on the company’s role in Moldova’s energy infrastructure and its responsibilities in gas supply, including a sensitive regional function that remains under state delegation.
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