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Energy Could Be Expensive. Minister of Energy: "An Increase in the Price Is Not Excluded.

Electricity could be expensive in the Republic of Moldova. Energy Minister Dorin Junghetu does not rule out an increase in the price, but says that a decision can only be made after the average energy purchase costs for August are known.

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TVR MOLDOVA broke the news 3 hours ago on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.

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