What matters for Chisinau is that the country is no longer dependent on contracts with Gazprom (excluding Transnistria - ed.). Russian gas, amounting to up to 2 billion cubic meters, is received ...

The breakaway region's debt for Russian gas amounts to more than $10 billion, according to Moldovagaz, a subsidiary of Russian gas giant Gazprom. Transnistria had been effectively acquiring gas ...

Moldovan energy expert Sergiu Tofilat believes the crisis could be an opportunity to resolve the Transnistria conflict. "According to the contract with Gazprom, Russia is obliged to bring gas to ...

Transnistria did not ... But a few months into the war, Russia’s energy giant Gazprom sharply cut gas supplies to the country and hiked its prices, citing unpaid debts. Moldovan officials ...

which was pumped through Transnistria, according to Reuters. Ukraine now faces a loss of some $800 million a year in transit fees from Russia, while Kremlin-owned gas giant Gazprom will lose close ...

According to a former Moldovan energy minister, Moldova does not owe Gazprom any money because, since 2022, Russia has been exporting gas only to Transnistria. Russia currently exports some 2 ...

Transnistria should remain a part of the planning for energy ... Q3: Now that Chisinau imports its gas entirely from non-Russian sources, what are the open questions regarding Gazprom? A4: As Chisinau ...

Transnistria's economy has always survived ... through its territory to central Europe — with Russia's energy giant Gazprom raking in the proceeds and the Ukrainian government collecting transit ...

The decision by Gazprom, which came into effect a day after a gas transit agreement between Russia and Ukraine expired, halted gas supplies to Transnistria’s gas-operated Kuciurgan power plant, ...

a gas-fueled power plant in the breakaway Russian-speaking region of Transnistria. Gazprom warned Moldova this week that it would halt all gas deliveries on Jan. 1 even if the pipeline through ...

Russia’s Gazprom PJSC will halt natural gas supplies to Moldova starting on Jan. 1 due to an alleged debt impasse amid a state of emergency in the Eastern European nation’s energy sector.

The stoppage has also cut off gas supplies to consumers in Moldova’s breakaway region of Transnistria, leaving residential buildings ... In its first year, Gazprom transported 56 billion cubic meters ...