Social

The new tariff, approved by ANRE for consumers in Chisinau

Chisinau residents will pay more for thermal energy delivered by Termoelectrica. The tariff increased by more than 700 lei, after today's decision, February 28, of the members of the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE), unanimously approved by votes.

According to ANRE's decision, the residents of the capital who are connected to the centralized heating system will pay 3,577 lei for one gigacalorie, compared to 2,854 lei until now, i.e. 723 lei or by 25 percent more.

On the other hand, the tariff for the electricity produced by Termoelectrica drops by 61 lei or 14% and will be 3 lei and 93 lei per kilowatt hour, compared to 4 lei and 54 lei as it was until now.

We remind you that Termoelectrica requested the adjustment of the tariff for the electricity produced and the tariff for the electricity delivered to consumers for 2023 already at the end of last year. The enterprise argued its request by increasing the purchase prices of gas and fuel oil.

Ecaterina Arvintii

Ecaterina Arvintii

Author

Read more

Janis Mazeiks about the October referendum: We are ready for the integration processes
Political

Janis Mazeiks about the October referendum: We are ready for the integration processes

An unlikely negative vote in the October 20 referendum would create an unclear situation. "We are ready for the integration processes, but we are not ready for unclear situations ", said the EU ambassador in Chisinau, Janis Mazeiks, in an exclusive interview in Romanian to Moldova 1 TV. A possible positive vote in the referendum will not lead to significant changes. "The Republic of Moldova is already a candidate country," said the diplomat.

The Republic of Moldova asks for the help of the EU and international partners to support farmers
Economic

The Republic of Moldova asks for the help of the EU and international partners to support farmers

The Republic of Moldova requests support for establishing a Development and Solidarity Fund for agriculture. Official letters were sent on Tuesday, September 24, to the ministers of agriculture from the 27 countries of the European Union, as well as those from the USA, Canada, Japan and Norway, announced the Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry, Vladimir Bolea. In Brussels last week, Bolea held a series of strategic discussions regarding collaboration in the field between our country and the European Union and supporting Moldovan farmers affected by natural disasters.

Russian authorities intend to introduce penalties for "Russophobia" into the Criminal Code
International

Russian authorities intend to introduce penalties for "Russophobia" into the Criminal Code

The Russian authorities intend to introduce into the Criminal Code penalties for "Russophobia", defined as discrimination against Russian citizens and residents of the Russian Federation by foreigners, reports Radio Svoboda.