ANRE stated that when comparing gas prices in Moldova with European prices, one must take into account regulatory mechanisms, compensation, and billing structures; otherwise, conclusions may be distorted. The agency also noted that inaccurate comparisons are circulating on social media that do not reflect the actual logic behind tariff setting and procurement.
In Moldova, new, higher natural gas rates for all Energocom customers took effect on October 1
The Balti Mayor's office is considering providing additional support to those in need amid plans to double the heating rate
Energocom is asking NARE to raise the natural gas rate for residential consumers in Moldova by another 29.4%—from 18.79 to 24.31 lei per cubic meter, excluding VAT (from 20.3 to 26.25 lei, including 8% VAT)
Natural gas prices for end users in Moldova may rise significantly in the near future, according to the Ministry of Energy
The government will revise upward its projected spending on compensation for the public during the upcoming cold season, taking into account rising gas prices on international markets
Moldova's Ministry of Energy has opposed the idea of using strategic gas reserves to curb rate increases for consumers. The ministry believes that such a move could undermine the country's energy security in the event of a real crisis, and that decisions regarding the use of reserves should be made only in accordance with the procedures established by law.
Energocom issued and sent out more than 681,700 invoices for gas consumed in August, and the total volume of gas included in the invoices exceeded 9.33 million cubic meters
Another increase in gas prices for end users in Moldova is highly likely, given the continued rise in gas prices, but clarity will emerge once Energocom reports the average purchase price for September—Ministry of Energy
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