BREAKING! Energocom Demands a 31% Increase in Electricity Prices. Price Hikes Threaten Consumers' Bills
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Energocom's request to adjust the regulated electricity price for the year 2026 does not directly address the charges paid by domestic consumers. The National Agency for Energy Regulation (ANRE) states that a possible change in invoices can only be examined in a separate procedure. According to ANRE, the price requested by Energocom refers to electricity [...] Article ANRE: Energocom's request does not mean that electricity bills will be automat…
Electricity could be charged again. Energocom asks ANRE to approve a regulated tariff of 3 lei and 51 money for a kilowatt-hour of electricity supplied as a central supplier. However, the request does not automatically mean an increase in bills for final consumers, but it could open the way for a new charge.
Moldova's state-owned company Energycom submitted a request to the National Energy Regulatory Agency (NARA) for an increase in the regulated tariff... ~ 23.10.2026, PRIM
The National Agency for Energy Regulation (ANRE) states that the Energocom request to adjust the regulated electricity price for the year 2026 does not mean that tariffs for domestic consumers will increase automatically. According to ANRE, the request submitted by S.A. "Energocom is aimed at electricity supplied by the company as a central supplier to suppliers that are obliged to provide universal service.
SA "Energocom, the country's central electricity supplier, asked the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) to increase the regulated price from 2.68 to 3.51 lei per kilowatt-hour, i.e. by about 30%. According to Reality.md, the new price would apply for the entire year 2026.
SA "Energocom", the central electricity supplier in the Republic of Moldova, has submitted a request to the National Agency for Energy Regulation (ANRE) requesting an increase in the regulated price of electricity from 2.68 lei/kWh to 3.51 lei/kWh for the year 2026. Such an adjustment represents an increase of approximately 31% (by 83 bani
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