ANRE nears completion of technical procedures required to reduce gas tariffs

The new natural gas tariffs are expected to be announced in January 2026. The clarifications were made on December 11 by the director of the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE), Alexei Taran, at the meeting of the Parliamentary Committee for Economy, Budget and Finance.

MAIA reviews the losses farmers in southern Moldova reported

Farmers in southern Moldova face the greatest hardships, and the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry reviews options for additional support. Minister Ludmila Catlabuga said on the Moldova 1 TV programme “Bună Dimineața” that the climate situation and the losses recorded in the region justify the farmers’ concerns, and authorities work on stronger mechanisms to help them handle drought and other extreme events.

“There are no plans to sell Giurgiulesti Port”, Deputy PM Osmochescu

The Giurgiulesti State Port will not be sold, and authorities are not currently conducting or examining such negotiations, assures Deputy Prime Minister Eugen Osmochescu, Minister of Economy and Digitalization.

Energocom starts DAM purchases, marking a new phase for Moldova’s energy sector

The Republic of Moldova has made a significant milestone in its electricity market. On December 10, the Moldovan Electricity Market Operator (OPEM) launched the Day-Ahead Market (DAM). On this occasion, Energocom completed its first transaction on the platform, symbolically purchasing 1 MWh of electricity.

New minimum wage set in Moldova amid EU directive push

Public sector employees in Moldova earning less than 6,300 Moldovan lei (MDL) per month will receive compensatory payments to bridge the gap, following a government decision on December 10.

National Road Fund allocates 1.21 billion lei for road upgrades

Moldova's road rehabilitation efforts are progressing rapidly, with projects spanning an impressive 206 km of regional roads already completed.

Moldova offers up to 75% grant-backs for strategic investment

The Republic of Moldova is stepping up its efforts to become a regional investment hub. It has launched a major state aid scheme valued at 4 billion Moldovan lei (approximately $225 million).

New US-backed power line secures Moldova's EU energy future

The Republic of Moldova is rapidly approaching the 25% threshold for electricity from renewable sources.

Moldovan trade union clashes with government over 2026 budget salaries

The National Trade Union Confederation of Moldova (CNSM) is urging the government to make significant adjustments to its salary and fiscal policies for 2026.

Moldova needs 7-10% annual economic growth, expert warns against low state revenue

The Republic of Moldova’s economy remains highly vulnerable due to a slow pace of economic growth, currently estimated at just 2.4% for the next year, warns Marin Gospodarenco, the Executive Director of the Economica Analytical Center.

Moldovan tourism reaches record levels in 2025

Moldovan tourism achieved its highest performance in recent years in 2025, surpassing the goals set in the Reform Agenda. The number of international tourists increased by 28.8%, while domestic tourism grew by 21.2%.

Minister of Energy: “Emergency energy prices could reach €400 per megawatt”

Russia's extensive attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure over the past weekend have severely disrupted electricity distribution. As a result, Moldova has had to request emergency electricity from Romania. Energy Minister Dorin Junghietu stated that this urgent technical intervention could cost between €300 and €400 per megawatt. He explained during an interview on Moldova 1's ÎN CONTEXT show that this assistance was made possible by the synchronization of the electricity systems of both countries. It is essential for maintaining stability and meeting domestic consumption needs.