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Moldova (excluding Transnistria) in 2022, compared to 2021, reduced the volume of purchases of natural gas in physical terms by 27.9% - to 869.2 million cubic meters.

Moldova (excluding Transnistria) in 2022, compared to 2021, reduced the volume of purchases of natural gas in physical terms by 27.9% - to 869.2 million cubic meters.

As InfoMarket was informed at the National Agency for Energy Regulation, at the same time, in value terms, the volume of gas purchases in 2022, compared to the previous year, increased 2 times - from 6 billion 594.5 million to 13 billion 232 .7 million lei. At the same time, the average purchase price of gas in lei terms increased by almost 2.8 times over the year - from 5469 lei (without VAT) per 1 thousand cubic meters in 2021 to 15223 lei per 1 thousand cubic meters in 2022. According to NAER, in January-December 2022, compared to the same period in 2021, the volume of gas supplies to the end consumers of the country in physical terms decreased by 29.7% - to 847.3 cubic meters, and in value terms - increased by 2.3 times - from 6 billion 665.4 million to 15 billion 309 million lei. Herewith, the tariff for consumers increased over the same period by an average of 3.3 times - from 5531 to 18069 lei per 1 thousand cubic meters. According to NAER, in particular, in 2022, in comparison with the previous year, the population reduced gas consumption in physical terms by 27.7% - from 461.6 million to 334 million cubic meters, and in monetary terms, the figure increased 2.2 times - from 2 billion 857.9 million to 6 billion 381.8 million lei. In 2022, energy sector enterprises used 252.8 million cubic meters of gas for 4 billion 223.9 million lei. Meanwhile, in comparison with the previous year, their gas consumption in 2022 in physical terms decreased by 35.3%, and in monetary terms it increased by 2.1 times. Gas consumption by public institutions decreased by 28.7% in physical terms, but increased by 2.4 times in monetary terms. In January-December 2022, they used 36.8 million cubic meters of gas for 696.6 million lei. At the same time, business entities not operating in the energy sector in 2022, compared to the previous year, reduced gas consumption in physical terms by 25.7%, to 223.8 million cubic meters, and in terms of money - increased by 2.6 times - up to 4 billion 006.7 million lei. // 02.05.2023 — InfoMarket

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