According to the Ministry of Energy, the smart meters installed in Moldovan households will be connected to a digital infrastructure that will automatically collect consumption data, verify it, and provide it to operators for network monitoring, consumption analysis, and billing. This will be made possible by the HES (Head-End System) and MDMS (Meter Data Management System) platforms, purchased with funds provided by the Italian government through UNDP in Moldova. The digital solutions, supplied to the distribution operators Premier Energy Distribution and RED-Nord, will enable remote reading, configuration, and monitoring of smart meters. The platforms will be integrated into the existing infrastructure and will become fully operational within 12 months. According to Carolina Novac, State Secretary at the Ministry of Energy, the HES and MDMS platforms create the necessary digital infrastructure for the automatic processing of data collected by smart meters, which will enable operators to manage networks more efficiently, detect incidents more quickly, and provide consumers with higher-quality services, while consumers will benefit from differentiated rates. “At the same time, we are laying the groundwork for a more flexible and intelligent energy system capable of integrating growing volumes of renewable energy and meeting the requirements of the European energy market,” she said. The HES and MDMS platforms will optimize and increase the transparency of the processes for transmitting, collecting, verifying, and storing consumption data for the benefit of government agencies, electricity suppliers, and consumers. //31.07.2026 — InfoMarket.