The state-owned company Energocom reported that it had managed to secure the necessary volumes to meet demand and that, as of today, it had purchased a total of 10,502 MWh of electricity. Of this total, 28.71% comes from local and eligible renewable energy sources, 65.45% from bilateral import contracts, 4.54% comes from Romania's "day-ahead" market via OPCOM and the Romanian Commodities Exchange (BRM), and 1.29% comes from combined heat and power (CHP) plants. "Current demand is being met, but the regional situation remains challenging, and electricity available on external markets continues to become more expensive, especially during peak hours. Moldova is part of the regional energy market and depends on imports, so the shortage in the region also affects the volume of energy purchased. We continue to urge citizens to use electricity wisely, especially between 6:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m., to avoid wasteful consumption and, whenever possible, to use energy-intensive appliances at other times of the day," Energocom emphasized. // 10.08.2026 — InfoMarket