Moldova has ceased to depend on gas supplied by Russia. By the way informed Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development of the Republic Andrei Spinu.
“For the first time in the history of our country, the right bank <Днестра — прим. The Insider> it will not consume the gas supplied by Gazprom. Since last year we have promised to make reservations and find alternatives to stop depending on one source. We succeeded,” he writes.
According to him, the Emergency Situations Commission (ECS) has decided that Moldovagaz will buy about 100 million m³ of gas from the state-owned enterprise Energocom in December at an average preliminary price of $1,108.61 per 1,000 m³. This amount includes the cost of purchasing the gas and the costs for transport and storage. Furthermore, Spinu writes, the Moldovan government will continue to increase gas reserves in the coming months. He also promised that the consumer tariff would remain unchanged.
