As noted in Energocom's statement, the company has secured all the volumes needed to meet demand. As of August 12, the company had purchased a total of 10,297 MWh of electricity. Of this volume, 26.08% comes from local renewable energy sources, 69.43% from bilateral import contracts, 3.23% from Romania's "day-ahead" market via OPCOM and the Romanian Commodity Exchange (BRM), and 1.26% from thermal power plants. As Energocom notes, electricity demand is currently being met, but the regional situation remains unstable, and energy available on external markets continues to become more expensive, especially during peak hours. Moldova is part of the regional energy market and relies on imports, so shortages in the region also affect the amount of energy we can purchase. // 12.08.2026 — InfoMarket