The Vulcanesti-Chisinau power line to be put into service by 2025

The construction works of the Vulcănești-Chisinau power line will end by 2025, the state secretary of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Development, Constantin Borosan, told a talk show on TVR Moldova. He added that the Chisinau authorities were also planning the construction of the Balti-Suceava power line.

Natalia Gavrilița requested EU support for reforms in the energy field

The Republic of Moldova continues to make reforms in the energy field, to diversify its natural gas and electricity supply sources, but it still needs the support of the European Union to find affordable alternatives, Prime Minister Natalia Gavrilița said in Brussels at the meeting with the European Commissioner for Energy, Kadri Simson.

"Made in Moldova" exhibition was visited by over 70 thousand people

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Sergiu Harea, the "Made in Moldova" exhibition was a good opportunity to promote the local brand. During the five days that the exhibition event lasted, hundreds of products were sold, from food to clothes and furniture.

The energy agreement concluded between Bucharest and Baku would allow Moldova to import gas from Azerbaijan

The energy agreement reached between Romania and Azerbaijan is also important for the Republic of Moldova, as the gas coming through the Turkish pipeline could reach the trans-Balkan pipeline. This will allow Moldova to purchase gas from Azerbaijan as well, said Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu in a TVR Moldova broadcast.

Decision to ban electricity exports from Moldova has been cancelled

At its meeting today, the Board of Directors of the Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE) lifted the decision on the ban on electricity exports from Moldova during the state of alert on the electricity market.

USA allocates 135 million dollars for the economic recovery of the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine

The US Congress will transfer more than 154 million dollars to support the countries most affected by the war of the Russian Federation against Ukraine, informs the US Agency for International Development. Thus, 135 million dollars will be allocated for the economic recovery of the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine. Another $18 million will go to support civil society and independent media in Russia.

In 2022, Energocom purchased electricity from 10 producers from the Republic of Moldova, Ukraine and Romania

In 2022, SA Energocom purchased electricity directly from 10 producers from the Republic of Moldova, Ukraine and Romania, as well as from several economic agents that hold the status of eligible producer of renewable energy, reads a press release of the company.

Chisinau extends the environmental permit for the Rîbnița Metallurgical Plant

The Commission for Emergency Situations has extended the authorization for the Rîbnița Metallurgical Plant until February 28. A decision to this effect was adopted on Tuesday, January 31.

IMF upwards revises global economic forecast

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has increased its forecast for global economic growth, estimating that inflation exceeded its peak. Late last year, the agency warned that the world economy had not yet entered its most difficult period, reports the BBC.

Moldovan products exports to the CIS market, decreasing

Moldovan product exports to the CIS market show an annual downward trend of up to 30 percent, Agriculture and Food Industry Minister Vladimir Bolea says.

EU offers 400 thousand euros for the development of clusters in Ungheni and Cahul

The European Union offers 400 thousand euros, in the form of a grant, to four entities from the regions of Ungheni and Cahul for the development of clusters in the two municipalities. The aim is to promote cooperation among companies in urban and rural areas, by supporting innovative ideas and creating new jobs.

A bridge to be built at Costești-Stânca

Several bridges between the Republic of Moldova and Romania, a railway with a European gauge and many other projects related to infrastructure were discussed by the Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development, Andrei Spînu, with his colleagues from Bucharest. This was announced in a show on TVR Moldova.