Moldova Opens Applications for Energy Compensation: How to Apply and How Much You Can Receive
Starting today, November 2, citizens can apply for energy compensation for the 2026–2027 cold season. Applications can be submitted online through the government platform compensatii.gov.md or with assistance from social workers and...
Moldovans Spent Over 1 Billion Lei on Advertising Through Meta, Google and Other Platforms This Year
Individuals in the Republic of Moldova have spent more than one billion lei this year purchasing advertising services from international platforms such as Meta, Facebook, Google and YouTube. At the same time,...
Illegal Sand and Clay Extraction in Moldova Causes Environmental Damage Worth Over 19 Million Lei
Environmental damage estimated at more than 19 million lei has been reported following unauthorised mineral extraction from agricultural land outside the town of Vulcănești, in Moldova’s Autonomous Territorial Unit of Gagauzia, the...
Moldova Could Borrow an Additional €75 Million From French Development Agency for Energy Reforms
The Republic of Moldova could take out a new €75 million loan from the French Development Agency (AFD) to finance reforms in the energy sector. The Government has approved the launch of...
Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tofan and Romanian Prime Minister Luca Niculescu visited the Chisinau electrical substation, part of the strategic Vulcanesti-Chisinau power line project, which is expected to strengthen the country’s energy...
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Energy Compensation Could Reach 1,000 Lei per Family per Month This Winter
Energy compensation during the cold season could reach a maximum of 1,000 lei per month for each household, depending on its vulnerability level. Finance Minister Victoria Belous made the announcement during a...
Online Orders From Outside the EU Could Become More Expensive Starting November 1
Online orders from outside the European Union could become more expensive starting November 1. The EU is introducing a new €2 handling fee for parcels shipped directly to consumers from non-EU countries,...
Energocom Seeks 30% Increase in Regulated Electricity Price to 3.51 Lei per kWh
Energocom JSC is requesting an increase of approximately 30% in the regulated electricity price, from 2.68 lei per kWh, the current rate cited in the request, to 3.51 lei per kWh. The...
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