Separatist authorities want to discuss with Chisinau how to implement EU support, government spokesman Daniel Voda said.
He stated that Transnistrian technical experts are expected in Chisinau to examine the issue, with detailed talks to follow between officials from the separatist region.
“On the government side, the deputy prime minister responsible for European integration is in talks with European partners. Meanwhile, the Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration is in Brussels discussing solutions. A period of technical talks at the specialist level will follow,” Voda explained.
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Energocom will purchase gas for Transnistrians on the free market using EU funds, with direct delivery organized through Moldovagaz.
To find solutions beyond February 10, when the European grant expires, Chisinau, Brussels, and the separatist authorities must continue negotiations.
After nearly 48 days of silence, the separatist administration in Tiraspol welcomed the EU’s €30 million grant to address the energy crisis but requested talks with Moldova’s constitutional authorities.
The Moldovan government and the European Commission announced energy solutions on Monday, January 27, 2025.