Searches at the Consumer Protection Inspectorate in a corruption case

Officers of the National Anti-Corruption Center are conducting searches in a corruption case involving employees of the State Inspectorate for Non-Food Product Surveillance and Consumer Protection, reports IPN.

For now, CNA has not provided any further details about the searches or the circumstances of the case.

ISSPNPC has responded, stating that it is open to collaborate with the competent authorities and to provide all the necessary support for the conduct of procedures.

The institution mentions that, for now, it cannot provide additional information about the circumstances of the case, in order to ensure the respect of the presumption of innocence and not to prejudice the progress of the investigation.



Officers of the National Anti-Corruption Center are conducting searches in a corruption case involving employees of the State Inspectorate for Non-Food Product Surveillance and Consumer Protection, reports IPN.

For now, CNA has not provided any further details about the searches or the circumstances of the case.

ISSPNPC has responded, stating that it is open to collaborate with the competent authorities and to provide all the necessary support for the conduct of procedures.

The institution mentions that, for now, it cannot provide additional information about the circumstances of the case, in order to ensure the respect of the presumption of innocence and not to prejudice the progress of the investigation.

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Searches at the Consumer Protection Inspectorate in a corruption case

Officers of the National Anti-Corruption Center are conducting searches in a corruption case involving employees of the State Inspectorate for Non-Food Product Surveillance and Consumer Protection, reports IPN.

For now, CNA has not provided any further details about the searches or the circumstances of the case.

ISSPNPC has responded, stating that it is open to collaborate with the competent authorities and to provide all the necessary support for the conduct of procedures.

The institution mentions that, for now, it cannot provide additional information about the circumstances of the case, in order to ensure the respect of the presumption of innocence and not to prejudice the progress of the investigation.


The quantity of natural gas to be stored for the Transnistrian region in the cold season of 2026-2027 will increase by over 2.5 times. According to the decision of the National Agency for Energy Regulation, SA Moldovagaz must constitute stocks of nearly 136 million cubic meters of gas, compared to about 54 million previously established, reports IPN.

This equates to 1.43 million MWh, compared to the previously projected 567 thousand MWh. ANRE thus amended the decision adopted on April 28, which initially established the amount of gas to be stored for supplying the region in the upcoming cold season. The new stocks must be constituted by November 1.

At the same time, ANRE has modified the storage obligations for suppliers providing natural gas to consumers on the right bank of the Nistru. For the cold period of 2026-2027, they must constitute by November 1st stocks of about 140.35 million cubic meters of gas, equivalent to approximately 1.48 million MWh. The largest part of the volume goes to Energocom – 134.6 million cubic meters, or about 96% of the total. The rest of the storage obligations are assigned to other nine suppliers, among which are Transautogaz, ERU Aurora, Gas & Power Trading and Navitas Energy.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025