Moldova’s Moldelectrica reports strong 2025 profit
Moldova’s electricity transmission system operator, Moldelectrica, made investments totaling approximately 600 million lei in 2025 and recorded a net profit of 107.99 million lei, recovering from the loss registered in 2024.
The figures were included in the company's Annual Activity Report, published today by the Ministry of Energy, CE Report quotes MOLDPRES.
According to the report, key achievements included the completion of the 400 kV Vulcănești–Chișinău overhead power transmission line and the continuation of strategic interconnection projects with Romania, including progress on the Bălți–Suceava project and preparations for the Strășeni–Gutinaș interconnection.
The company also maintained a high level of reliability within the national power system, avoiding major outages and achieving service continuity indicators above contractual requirements.
Another significant achievement was the launch of Moldova’s national electricity markets, including the System Services Market, Balancing Energy Market, Day-Ahead Market, and Intraday Market, a crucial step toward integrating Moldova into the European energy market.
The report shows that in 2025 Moldelectrica transmitted 4.697 billion kWh of electricity through the national transmission network, managing 183 electrical substations and more than 4,000 kilometers of high-voltage transmission lines.
The company managed relations with 131 balancing responsible parties and ensured access to the transmission network for consumers through nine connection permits totaling 30.75 MW, as well as permits for generation facilities totaling 138 MW.
The report further notes that the transmission network operated with a high degree of reliability in 2025, with the average annual duration of power interruptions limited to just five minutes—twice as good as the maximum level permitted under performance indicators.
The Ministry of Energy recently announced that Moldelectrica will be reorganized from a state-owned enterprise into a joint-stock company. The move aims to create a fully independent electricity transmission system operator in operational, functional, and decision-making terms, capable of operating, maintaining, and developing transmission networks in line with the requirements of ENTSO-E and the European Union acquis.
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