Moldova Can Compete for Long-Term Capital by Making Transition Risk Understandable
Abdulla Saeed Alhebsi (A.S. Alhebsi). Opinion
Energy
The World Bank will provide Moldova with $50 million to modernize public buildings
The World Bank will provide Moldova with a $50 million loan to modernize public buildings in order to improve their energy efficiency
Moldova and Germany Will Expand Cooperation in the Field of Sustainable Energy
Moldova and Germany have agreed on a new phase of cooperation in the field of sustainable energy: the parties intend to strengthen the exchange of expertise and collaborate on energy efficiency, heat supply, and support for the energy transition. As part of the partnership, practical initiatives, training, and project development to attract international financing are planned; however, key details of the agreement and next steps will only become clear from the full version of the report.
115 companies have submitted applications for the European Commission's call for proposals for investments in Moldova
The European Commission is wrapping up its evaluation of applications for the Moldova investment competition: interest in the program turned out to be significantly higher than expected, and some of the projects have already received preliminary support. The focus is on initiatives in key economic sectors, and selection is based on several criteria, making the results of the call for proposals particularly important for the market.
On September 28, ANRE will approve new gas prices and heating rates
ANRE plans to approve new gas prices and new heating rates for end users at its meeting on September 28
InfoMarket Morning Brief | 25.09.2026
Moldova's public finances, energy tariffs and external financing are all in focus as new record debt levels, possible utility price adjustments and fresh EU funding milestones shape the economic agenda. Parliament and regulators are also moving on measures that could affect foreign exchange operations, renewable energy permits, banking rules and major infrastructure projects.
Rising gas prices could lead to higher electricity rates in Moldova
Rising natural gas prices could affect electricity rates for end users in Moldova; however, the regulator has not yet specified the potential extent of any rate adjustment. The National Agency for Energy Regulation (ANRE) notes that the impact will depend on requests from producers, the structure of purchases, and the situation on foreign markets, where the country meets a significant portion of its needs.
Moldova's Prime Minister Urged Norwegian Businesses and Foundations to Invest in the Country
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan called on Norwegian companies and funds to explore investment opportunities in Moldova
The Balti Mayor's office may increase support for those in need due to rising heating tariffs
The Balti Mayor's office is considering providing additional support to those in need amid plans to double the heating rate
InfoMarket Morning Brief | 24.09.2026
Moldova's economy enters the autumn with mixed signals: while some sectors continue to support growth, others remain under pressure from weak demand and high financing costs. At the same time, energy tariffs, export performance, fiscal changes and financing trends are shaping a busy policy and market agenda that could affect businesses and households in the months ahead.
Moldova plans to introduce an excise tax on electricity
Moldova is preparing changes to its tax legislation that will affect commercial electricity consumption and may impact business expenses. The bill has already been approved by the government and provides for a number of exemptions and incentives for specific sectors, as well as additional budgetary implications that have yet to be assessed by Parliament.
Moldova Discussed Strengthening Energy Security and Integration into the European Market
At the forum in Vienna, participants discussed how Moldova can strengthen its energy security by diversifying its gas supplies and integrating more deeply into the European gas market. Particular attention was paid to reforms in the national market, the development of regional infrastructure, and new regulations that could affect cross-border gas trade.
The Moldova Energy Forum 2.0 will take place in Chișinău on October 2
The Power Up Forum—Moldova Energy Forum 2.0—will take place in Chișinău on October 2 as part of Moldova Business Week
Moldova will accelerate the implementation of its Growth Plan and 20 priority projects funded by the European Union
Moldova plans to accelerate the implementation of its Growth Plan and the advancement of 20 priority projects for which European funding has been requested
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