Energy in Moldova
Moldova lacks domestic sources of fossil energy and must import substantial amounts of petroleum, coal, natural gas, and other energy resources. The primary energy supply in 2018
Deep Dive: Moldova''s Energy Independence Driven by
Moldova''s proactive measures, supported by EU partnerships and strategic investments, are steering the country toward a more resilient and diversified energy future,
How Europe''s Poorest Country Could Win the Green Energy Race
Moldova is one of the least energy self-sufficient countries on Earth, but it could defy Russia and set a green example in the process.
Moldova Clean Energy Base Station
The facility will produce equipment for charging stations and energy storage systems for electric vehicles, with a strategic export orientation towards the European market.
Energy ministry official says Moldova develops energy storage
They visited a modern thermal energy storage station, combined with solar technology, which supplies centralized heating systems in two Danish settlements.
European Commission and Moldova agree on a 2-year
Making Moldova more energy resilient and independent, and promoting energy efficient investments. As a first step, we will help lower rising energy costs for all Moldovans, in
Record-Breaking Start: Moldova Awards Projects in €190M Clean Energy
In April 2025, Moldova reached a record: 36% of the country''s electricity consumption came from renewable sources. This progress brings Moldova even closer to its
Energy in Moldova
With few natural energy resources, Moldova imports almost all of its energy supplies. Fifty percent of Moldovagaz, the country''s national energy company, is owned by Russian oil and natural gas supplier Gazprom, with the remaining 50% split between the Moldovan government (36.6%) and the unrecognised government of Transnistria (13.4%). Moldova''s historic dependence on Russia
Moldova Energy Storage Power Station Project
The project uses advanced energy storage technology to build an efficient and reliable storage system, integrated with local renewable energy generation and the traditional grid.
Moldova aims for energy independence by 2030
The document provides for major investments in infrastructure, increasing local electricity production capacity, including from renewable sources, creating natural gas and oil
Situation of the today''s Energy and Transport systems of
While today''s final energy mix in the Republic of Moldova still heavily depends on fossil fuels and biomass, more ambitious climate mitigation policies are expected to lead to greater energy