Moldova Declares Energy, Water Emergency
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The Moldovan legislature approved a 60-day state of emergency in the energy and hydrological fields due to the threat of a major crisis; the decision to introduce emergency measures was taken at a meeting of the legislature, which was broadcast on the Internet, transmitting TASS; the threat of power, fuel and water shortages, as well as an increase in gas prices, was caused by the threat of interruptions in the supply of electricity, fuel and wa…
Moldova declares energy, water emergency
The emergency, to begin on Saturday, allows Moldovan authorities "to respond swiftly in the event of disruptions to the supply of energy, fuel and water", said a government press release. Parliament adopted the government proposal to declare a state of emergency with 54 votes in favour and 20 against, while 22 lawmakers did not vote. Global fuel prices risen since the beginning of the Middle East war, while an unprecedented drought has caused ri…
On Tuesday, the Moldovan Government approved a 60-day state of emergency in the energy and hydro-technical fields, as of 26 September, a report from the Kabmin press service. "This measure is necessary to enable the authorities to quickly take the necessary measures to provide citizens with energy and water resources in the context of regional development", Prime Minister Moldova Vasile Tofan said at a meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers, which …
The Government of the Republic of Moldova will propose to Parliament the declaration of the state of emergency in the energy and hydrological sectors, at the national level, for a period of 60 days, starting from 26 September. The measure has preventive character and is necessary for the authorities to be able to intervene quickly in case of disturbances in the supply of energy, fuel and water, in [...]
The Socialist opposition party in Moldova will oppose the introduction of a state of emergency in energy and hydrology and propose a reduction of VAT and excises for ... 22.09.2026, PRIM
Director General of the National Crisis Management Center of Diakonu spoke about the vulnerability of the situation in the energy sector
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