The European Union will allocate more than 5.3 billion lei to Moldova's energy sector
More than 5.3 billion lei from the EU-backed Growth Plan are earmarked for investments in Moldova's energy sector
More than 5.3 billion lei from the EU-backed Growth Plan are earmarked for investments in Moldova's energy sector
The Ministry of Energy announced the completion of a key phase of the inspection of the modernization of the Chisinau power substation; however, final acceptance of the facility will take place only after all phases of voltage application have been completed and compliance with the contractual terms has been confirmed. The ministry also noted that the project is part of a broader program to strengthen the country's power grid, which is already moving into its next phase of implementation.
Moldova expects to begin importing gas from the Black Sea as early as the fall of 2027, following the launch of a major Romanian offshore project. In Chisinau, officials also discussed accelerating the development of electricity interconnections between the two countries and next steps on key infrastructure projects.
In Moldova, a project to build a new high-voltage transmission line and modernize one of the country's key substations has been designated a project of national importance. This decision will expedite administrative procedures and the implementation of the work, which is intended to strengthen the country's energy connections with the regional grid and support its integration into the EU market.
The modernization of the Chișinău power substation is entering its final stage: equipment testing is being completed at the site, and preparations are underway to commission it in the coming weeks. The project is part of the development of a key power transmission line, which is expected to shift the balance of the country's power grid and enhance its resilience.
The European Union will provide Moldova with a new tranche of funding linked to the implementation of reforms, and the funds will be transferred directly to the state budget. The authorities have already reported on some of the commitments they have fulfilled and expect further increases in support as reforms in key sectors of the economy and public administration move forward.
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Work is nearing completion at the Chisinau substation, which will allow the 400-kV Vulcanesti-Chisinau power line to be put into operation — Ministry of Energy
Moldova and Romania will accelerate the implementation of joint strategic projects in the transportation and energy sectors, including the construction of the Bălți–Suceava and Strășeni–Gutinaș power lines
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The 400-kV Vulcanesti-Chisinau power line has been energized up to the Chisinau substation, marking an important milestone ahead of its entry into commercial operation — the Ministry of Energy
Moldova is preparing to launch a major infrastructure project in the electric power sector in the near future and to accelerate the construction of new interconnections with its neighbor.
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