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Businesszdg-md13h ago

Moldova Reports Current Fuel Reserves

Moldova's Ministry of Energy announced that current fuel reserves include 15 days of consumption for gasoline, 13 days for liquefied petroleum gas, and 7 days for diesel.

Moldova Faces Electricity Deficit, Urges Energy Conservation
Worldnewsmaker-md17h ago

Moldova Faces Electricity Deficit, Urges Energy Conservation

Moldova is anticipating a significant electricity deficit on March 27, potentially leading to power outages, prompting the Ministry of Energy and the National Crisis Management Center to urge citizens to conserve energy by limiting decorative and advertising lighting and avoiding escalators during peak hours.

Moldova's Fuel Reserves Critically Low Amid Energy Crisis
Worldnewsmaker-md8d ago

Moldova's Fuel Reserves Critically Low Amid Energy Crisis

Moldova's Ministry of Energy reported that the country has only 16 days of gasoline, 13 days of liquefied gas, and 8 days of diesel fuel reserves. The ministry urged drivers to use fuel rationally and avoid unnecessary purchases amidst the critical situation.

Cuba Restores Power After Widespread Outage
Worldindex-hr22d ago

Cuba Restores Power After Widespread Outage

Cuba's Ministry of Energy announced that the national electricity grid has been reconnected and power production is being restored after an outage affected most of the country, including Havana.

Former Romanian Liberal Leader George Lazăr Convicted
Politicsdigi247d ago

Former Romanian Liberal Leader George Lazăr Convicted

George Lazăr, former head of the Neamț branch of the National Liberal Party (PNL) and former Secretary of State at the Ministry of Energy, was sentenced to one year in prison with probation for charges related to "unwritten negotiations" between PNL and PSD for public positions.

Pakistan’s solar saga
EnvironmentDawn25d ago

Pakistan’s solar saga

Pakistan’s power sector is living through a paradox. On the one hand, rooftop solar has become the most organic energy reform the country has ever witnessed, financed by households, powered by falling global module prices, and accelerated by affordability concerns. On the other hand, recent amendments to the net-metering regime by the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) and the policy posture of the Ministry of Energy (Power Division) suggest an institutional discomfort with ...