Over the past 24 hours, Moldova has received 620 tons of gasoline and 3,000 tons of diesel fuel; current gasoline reserves are sufficient for approximately 30 days, and diesel fuel reserves for 10 days
Moldova is entering the cold season, facing a number of serious, overlapping risks; in fact, it has found itself in a "perfect storm" situation—Vasile Tofan
"2026 could be a year of a protracted energy crisis, in which shocks will not subside but will compound one another," said Veaceslav Ioniță.
In Moldova, inflation was recorded again in August following two months of falling prices: statistics showed mixed trends in the food sector, non-food goods, and the services sector. The most notable changes occurred in specific categories of goods and rates, indicating a shift in the short-term price trend in the economy.
Moldovan farmers have reported a severe crisis in the grain and oilseed sectors and have called on the authorities to take measures to stabilize the situation, prevent an increase in the VAT rate on agricultural products, and resume licensing for imports of grains and oilseeds
In recent days, the fuel reserve situation in Moldova has improved, and there are now enough gasoline reserves to cover 15 days of consumption and enough diesel fuel reserves to cover 8–9 days - the Ministry of Energy
More than 5,000 tons of diesel fuel will soon be delivered to Moldova’s petroleum products market – Ministry of Energy
In Moldova, the mechanism for calculating the price cap on diesel fuel will be revised for one month, and a number of temporary restrictions will be introduced in the petroleum products market. The decision was made against the backdrop of a tense supply situation and risks to the energy sector, while authorities are simultaneously preparing measures to stabilize imports and domestic supply.
The Moldovan government declared state of high alert in the energy sector nationwide for a period of 30 days in order to ensure the supply of petroleum products and prevent a diesel fuel shortage
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