Lower bills for “Green House” beneficiaries as authorities prepare a new application call

The first beneficiary families in the government program "Green House" have completed energy-efficiency improvements to their homes. Thanks to these investments, households have significantly reduced their energy consumption from the grid and lowered their monthly bills.

Switzerland supports SME energy resilience in Moldova with about €2 million

A new financing program aims to reduce the energy vulnerability of micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the Republic of Moldova. At least 24 companies will receive financial support from Switzerland, amounting to a total of 1.85 million euros, through the Grant Agreement for the project "Increasing the Energy Resilience of SMEs in the Republic of Moldova."

Chișinău–Republic of Korea flights: Government starts air agreement talks

The Republic of Moldova will expand its air connectivity by launching direct flights from Chișinău to airports in Korea. The Government has mandated an official delegation to negotiate the upcoming air services agreement.

Cheaper domestic holidays: the Government finalizes holiday voucher regulations

The government has finalized the procedure for issuing holiday vouchers by approving a regulation that outlines their use. Holiday vouchers are provided by employers to employees to cover the cost of tourist services within the Republic of Moldova. These vouchers are not subject to taxation.

Moldelectrica becomes a joint-stock company with a mostly independent Board of Directors

The state-owned enterprise "Moldelectrica" will be transformed into a joint-stock company. The reorganization, including the transfer of all assets to the new legal entity, is scheduled to be completed by April 2027.

Moldova allocates €15.3m in grants for SME development and green transition in 2026

The Organization for Entrepreneurship Development (ODA) has officially reopened grant applications for Moldovan small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The state-backed initiative has allocated a total budget of €15.3M (approx. 300M MDL) for 2026.

Moldova fuels small business growth with €480,000 fund for new entrepreneurs

The National Employment Agency (ANOFM) has launched a strategic financial initiative to transition registered jobseekers into business owners. For 2026, the agency has earmarked €480,000 (9.45 million MDL) to subsidize the launch of new micro-enterprises across the country.

Moldova to receive €168 million EU Growth Plan tranche by March

Moldovan authorities expect the European Union to disburse the next installment of the €1.9 billion (approx. 37.4 billion MDL) Growth Plan for Moldova. Finance Minister Andrian Gavriliță announced that the funds are scheduled to arrive between late February and early March 2026.

Moldova cuts €13.5M in red tape, signaling major 2026 deregulation push

Moldova is preparing a systemic structural overhaul for 2026 aimed at dismantling bureaucratic barriers and simplifying state inspections. Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization, Eugeniu Osmochescu, described the upcoming measures as a definitive move toward a predictable and transparent investment climate.

Moldova gas storage: Geological barriers and strategic reserves in Ukraine and Romania

Geological and financial constraints prevent Moldova from building domestic gas storage facilities in the near future. Energy Minister Dorin Junghietu clarified that establishing an underground depot would require a $16 billion investment.

Moldova boosts local producers and regional ties at 23rd national exhibition

Over 400 domestic and international enterprises have gathered in Chisinau for the "Made in Moldova" National Exhibition. The event highlights local traditions and craftsmanship while focusing on integrating Moldovan goods into global commercial networks.

Moldova poised to debut as renewable energy exporter to Ukraine by summer 2026

The Republic of Moldova is set to reach a historic milestone by becoming a net exporter of locally produced renewable electricity. Energy Minister Dorin Junghietu announced that rapid capacity expansion and new storage systems could create a significant energy surplus as early as this summer.