Moldova's Casa Verde program continues to serve as a key source of support for residential energy-efficiency upgrades, offering reimbursement for a significant share of eligible renovation costs. The scheme follows a two-step application process and includes a range of measures, from insulation to renewable-energy systems, with approvals handled on a first-come, first-served basis.
Moldova has simplified the rules for installing solar panels, heat pumps, and energy storage systems: administrative procedures and documentation requirements have been streamlined for a number of projects. Authorities expect that these changes will accelerate investments in renewable energy and infrastructure modernization, although restrictions and approval requirements remain in place for certain areas and facilities.
A contract worth approximately 2 million euros for work to improve the energy efficiency of Building No. 2 at the Institute of Neurology and Neurosurgery has been signed with a consortium consisting of QUANTIS ECO (Moldova) and SC Antramicons (Romania)
Moldova has been singled out by the Energy Community as one of the region's most advanced countries in energy and climate governance, with progress also noted in renewable energy and market integration reforms. The assessment points to a solid policy framework, but also signals that further steps will be needed to turn plans into concrete results in the power sector and beyond.
In Moldova, 10 hospitals are being modernized to improve energy efficiency; their energy consumption will be reduced by 41%, resulting in savings of approximately 2.8 million euros per year
The Energy Ministry is weighing changes to the inspection timetable for electronic electricity meters as part of a broader effort to modernize regulations and curb costs in the power sector. The proposal, discussed with regulators and other agencies, could ease expenses for network operators and potentially feed through to lower charges for consumers, but the final impact will depend on the outcome of the review.
The Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization and Moldova's business community are identifying joint solutions to support companies amid the energy crisis and to stimulate investment in energy efficiency
Seven entrepreneurs from the left bank of the Dniester will receive grant funding from the European Union totaling approximately 213,500 euros
In light of the challenging situation in the regional energy market, Premier Energy has urged consumers to reduce their electricity usage during peak hours
About 440 individual heating units will be installed in approximately 300 government agencies located in Chisinau – Ministry of Energy
In Moldova, data from smart electricity meters will be read and processed automatically
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