Moldova Declares State of Emergency in Energy Sector Amid Russian Gas Supply Fears

Moldova Declares State of Emergency in Energy Sector Amid Russian Gas Supply Fears

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Updated 13 days ago

Legislative Action and International Support

's parliament voted to impose a state of emergency in the energy sector for 60 days, starting Dec. 16, due to concerns over Russian gas supply shortages.

has offered to support Moldova, with its energy minister stating Romania has the resources to assist if necessary, highlighting regional solidarity against potential energy aggression from Russia.

Energy Dependencies and Future Outlook

The Kuciurgan power plant, crucial for Moldova's electricity supply, is under threat due to its reliance on Russian gas, with Moldova not recognizing the plant's privatization by a Russian state-owned company.

Moldova aims to end its vulnerability to energy crises, with Prime Minister emphasizing the need to prepare for a future without such threats and assuring the public of continued energy supply.
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