This week, after the weather cooled down and everyone returned to their regular work schedule, electricity consumption increased quite a lot, exceeding the planned levels for two consecutive days. For example, on Wednesday, the peak consumption exceeded the psychological threshold of 1000 MW, reaching 1,012 MW during peak hours, approximately 20 MW above the forecasted plan, IPN reports

On Sunday, January 19, a decrease of approximately 10% in electricity consumption is expected compared to today, IPN reports.On the right bank of the Dniester, Energocom has fully reserved the commercial capacity at the border with Romania necessary to supplement domestic production with imports.Thus, in addition to electricity generated by the heating plants in Chișinău and Bălți a

Electricity consumption for the right bank of the Dniester for today, January 18, is fully covered, and emergency contracts do not need to be activated, reports the Crisis Cell.The forecasted average weighted purchase price of electricity for today is 125.33 euros/MWh, which is approximately 19.47 euros/MWh lower than the purchase price included in regulated tariffs for the supply and

On Sunday, January 19, electricity consumption is forecast to be about 10% lower compared to today.

On Sunday, January 19, electricity consumption is forecast to be about 10% lower compared to today.