A campaign to reduce energy costs and prepare for the heating season has begun in Moldova
A campaign has been launched in Moldova to reduce energy costs, improve energy efficiency, and prepare consumers for the 2026–2027 heating season.
A campaign has been launched in Moldova to reduce energy costs, improve energy efficiency, and prepare consumers for the 2026–2027 heating season.
Moldova is preparing to launch a new mechanism designed to simplify the financing of projects for energy-efficient home renovations and the installation of renewable energy sources. Authorities and the financial sector expect that it will reduce risks for lenders and open the door to larger-scale renovation programs for apartment buildings.
The 2nd Forum of Moldovan Tenants' Associations will take place in Chisinau on September 25
Energy-efficiency renovation works have started on a residential building in Chisinau under a government housing program aimed at cutting heat losses and lowering utility costs for residents. The project is part of a broader funding scheme that is already moving forward in several cities, with more contracts, audits and approved projects in the pipeline.
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.
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