Stare de alertă în sectorul energetic și în domeniul hidrologic din Republica Moldova. Țara importă aproape toți carburanții din România, iar problemele de aprovizionare cu țiței din Kazahstan au afectat livrările de motorină

The Moldovan government declared a state of alert in the energy and hydrological sectors due to potential fuel shortages and low water levels in the Nistru River. Measures approved for 30 days aim to prevent a real deficit amid regional supply chain disruptions and rising oil prices. Prime Minister Vasile Tofan highlighted the impact of Kazakh oil export interruptions and Middle Eastern tensions on fuel supply. The Energy Minister noted that Moldova relies heavily on Romanian fuel imports, which are currently affected. Authorities are also concerned about low water levels affecting drinking water supply in Chișinău. The government plans to establish minimum fuel stockpiles and limit diesel exports to ensure local market needs are met.