Transnistria will begin to receive Russian gas through a Hungarian company under Russian loans, the government separates information on October 10, local time.
The people of Transnistria fell into a crisis when the Russian gas was stopped on 1.1.2025, resulting in a large -scale power outage.
The leader of Transnistria Vadim Krasnoselsky informed on Telegram that the supply of gas "could be done by credit and logistics support of Russia."
Prime Minister Moldova Dorin Recean said that Moldova will not block the gas flow to Transnistria as an agreement related to Hungary's Met Gas and Energy Marketing AG.
Prime Minister Moldova Reebean said that 3 million m3 of gas per day can start provided for Transnistria from February 13.
He added that Transnistria rejected the suggestion worth 60 million euros of the European Union (EU) to sponsor the purchase of gas because this will cause consumers to gradually pay more money on the gas. Burn.
"The people of the Transnistria will continue to live in a state of instability and anxiety about the source of gas. This is a solution that does not solve the problem in the long run," said Prime Minister Recean.
Moldova provides gas to Transnistria from October 1 to February 10. This gas is purchased from the European market and uses partly from the European Union's 30 million euro funding.
Transnistria is a territory managed by the Russian separatist along the Moldova border with Ukraine. Moscow has given soldiers stumbling in this separatist territory and provides gas to Transnistria until the transfer of Russian gas through Ukraine is stopped in early 2025.
The Russian gas flow provides Transnistria through Ukraine's pipeline stopped when Kiev refused to extend the transfer agreement.
At that time, Moldova said that Russia should transport gas through other roads, such as the route through Balkan.
However, after that, Russia's Gazprom Company stopped exporting to Transnistria for accusing Moldova owed an unpaid amount. Chisinau does not recognize this debt.
Meanwhile, Moldova is buying Russian gas on the exchange and imported through Romania, Romanian economic portal reported on October 10.
"In recent days, Moldova imports record gases through Romania - about 85 GWH, about 1/3 of the current domestic output of Romania - 256 GWH companies. Mainly Russian gas, from Bulgaria to Romania through Turkstream pipes and were sold by Energocom State Traders in Chisinau on Romanian and Bulgaria trading floors " - the article stated.
The gas for Moldova is mainly purchased on the spot market of the Romania Trade Trade Exchange (BRM), where the gas price has reached the highest level in the past 2 years.
Suppliers and companies in Romania are forced to import even when there is a reserve gas, after the main domestic reserve warehouse operator Depogaz reduces the daily exploitation capacity at the end of this winter. It is very likely that the gas price in the domestic wholesale market has been at the highest level in the past 2 years will continue to increase, especially when Moldova has also moved to the spot market of Romania to meet the gas demand of the gas gas. This country, the Romanian economic portal noted.
