The first 100 kilometers of the Vulcanesti-Chisinau electric line have been energized

The first hundred kilometers of the Vulcanesti-Chisinau power line have been energized for testing. According to the Ministry of Energy, the technical team of Moldelectrica has completed the necessary checks for the activation of the first section, which will remain monitored before moving on to the next stages of the project, reports IPN.

The acting Minister of Energy, Dorin Junghietu, specified that the works are part of the testing program for each component of the project. The process will be completed once the entire system, consisting of the Vulcanesti Power Station, the Vulcanesti-Chisinau Power Line, and the Chisinau Power Station, is energized.

“We are making progress every day with the tests for the commissioning of the energy independence line,” the official further stated.

According to the authorities, the LEA Vulcanesti-Chisinau will contribute to strengthening the energy security of the Republic of Moldova by facilitating the transportation of electrical energy from the interconnection with the European energy system. Construction work began in April 2024.



Traffic in Chisinau is to be reorganized through a set of measures aimed at reducing congestion and improving mobility in the city. The proposed solutions include the arrangement of parking lots at the entrances to the capital, the development of the periurban train, the construction of the ring road and the expansion of bicycle infrastructure.

The measures are provided for in the foundation study on the organization of traffic and transport, launched for public consultations. The city hall specifies that the recommendations of the document will be integrated into the new General Urban Plan Chisinau 2040, IPN reports.

According to the municipality, the study identifies the main traffic problems: the lack of a functional belt, the shortage of parking spaces, insufficiently developed public transport and discontinuous bicycle infrastructure.

In parallel, the study on territorial cooperation was also launched for public consultations. It proposes the creation of a consortium between Chisinau and the suburbs, the development of metropolitan infrastructure and economic and educational hubs.

The document also provides for the construction of a metropolitan water main, a regional landfill and a network of green and blue corridors. It also recommends strengthening cooperation between local authorities in investment planning and the provision of public services.

Public consultations will take place on August 5. Proposals and objections can be submitted until August 19 through the dedicated platform PUG Chisinau 2040.

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The first 100 kilometers of the Vulcanesti-Chisinau electric line have been energized

The first hundred kilometers of the Vulcanesti-Chisinau power line have been energized for testing. According to the Ministry of Energy, the technical team of Moldelectrica has completed the necessary checks for the activation of the first section, which will remain monitored before moving on to the next stages of the project, reports IPN.

The acting Minister of Energy, Dorin Junghietu, specified that the works are part of the testing program for each component of the project. The process will be completed once the entire system, consisting of the Vulcanesti Power Station, the Vulcanesti-Chisinau Power Line, and the Chisinau Power Station, is energized.

“We are making progress every day with the tests for the commissioning of the energy independence line,” the official further stated.

According to the authorities, the LEA Vulcanesti-Chisinau will contribute to strengthening the energy security of the Republic of Moldova by facilitating the transportation of electrical energy from the interconnection with the European energy system. Construction work began in April 2024.


Over 500 cartridges from the Second World War period were discovered during construction works in the village of Serpeni, Anenii Noi district. The ammunition was removed and destroyed by the National Army sappers, IPN reports.

According to the Ministry of Defense, the ammunition was found by a local resident, and the demining team of the “Codru” Engineer Battalion intervened on the spot. Following the investigation of the terrain, the military identified 502 cartridges of 7.92 mm caliber.

The ammunition was transported and destroyed at the firing range, observing all security measures.

The Ministry of Defense urges citizens that, in the event of the discovery of explosive objects, not to touch them, not to move them and not to try to dismantle or destroy them. Such cases should be immediately reported to the 112 Service or local public authorities.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025