Moldova is developing a unified digital platform that will consolidate data on traffic, transportation, roads, and parking into a single service. The initiative is intended to simplify trip planning, improve safety, and lay the groundwork for the country's closer integration into the European digital mobility space.
Moldova is developing a long-term energy strategy that calls for a significant acceleration of the transition to renewable energy sources and a reduction in dependence on imports. The document outlines new targets for the electricity, heating, and transportation sectors, as well as measures designed to transform the structure of power generation and energy consumption by mid-century.
The Moldovan government has approved a program for the development of electric mobility through 2030, which calls for a significant expansion of the charging infrastructure and new regulations governing its operation. The document also sets targets for increasing the share of electric vehicles in the vehicle fleet and reducing emissions, with an emphasis on making charging stations accessible not only in the capital but also in the regions.
Moldova is drafting new rules for the government procurement of vehicles and transportation services: the selection process will take into account not only cost but also energy consumption and environmental impact. This initiative, part of a push toward cleaner mobility, calls for a transition to fleet modernization based on European approaches and will affect several categories of vehicles at once.
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