Energy and Hydrological Alert Extended for Another 30 Days
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The situation with energy and water supply in Moldova remains difficult, so the government at a meeting on August 26 decided to extend the heightened alert regime in the energy sector and in the field of hydrology for another 30 days.
The state of alert in the energy and hydrological sectors was extended by another 30 days, in the context of the difficult situation regarding the supply of oil products and the low level of water in the main accumulation lakes.
The government has extended the state of alert in the energy and hydrological sectors for another 30 days. The decision was approved in today's meeting, August 26, at the proposal of the Minister of Energy, Dorin Junghietu, and the Minister of Environment, Gheorghe Hajder. In the case of the energy sector, Serghei Diaconu, head of the Crisis Management Center, stated that the disruption of logistics chains affected supply and led to an increase …
On Wednesday, the government extended the state of alert in the energy sector and the state of hydrological alert, established on 28 July, for a period of 30 days. The authorities say that the measures are necessary in the context of the difficulties on the regional fuel market and the decrease of water resources in the Nistru basin.
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