Moldova Launches New Power Line to Romania to Cut Reliance on Russia
The 400-kilowatt line links Moldova to Romania and the European grid, allowing officials to buy electricity from cheaper suppliers.
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Moldova officially launched a new power line on Sunday, connecting the country to neighboring Romania and Europe's power grids, aiming to reduce its dependence on Russian energy resources.
The Republic of Moldova has inaugurated the Vulcanesti-Chisinau power line, which connects it directly to the energy network in Romania and allows it to import energy from the European system. The Republic of Moldova has connected to the energy network in Romania. Maia Sandu: "For decades, energy has been used as a pressure instrument against our country.
Moldova has completely abandoned Russian gas, and the Moldovan authorities have boasted of the President of the country, Maya Sandou. In Moldova, the energy crisis, fuel prices have gone up, but Kishinev refuses to buy Russian gas, choosing to be like the European Union,
Moldova has put into operation the Vulcanesti-Chisinau power line, which connects the country with Romania and the European electricity grid. The ceremony took place on November 8 in the presence of President Maia Sandu, European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Cos and representatives of the World Bank. “Today we put into operation the Vulcanesti-Chisinau power line, which connects Moldova with Romania and the European electricity grid,” Sand…
Moldova announced, on Sunday, the inauguration of a new power line that connects it with Romania and which will reduce its dependence on Russian energy, reports AFP and Moldpres.
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