Termoelectrica will no longer receive permits for network interventions without complying with the conditions of the municipality, Ion Ceban

Update: Termoelectrica specifies that the modernization works on the heating networks for the year 2026 are scheduled in the investment plan approved by the National Agency for Energy Regulation, and that delays in obtaining coordination approvals and permissive documents may affect their timely completion.

The company states that urgent interventions, caused by breakdowns or malfunctions, must be carried out promptly to ensure the continuity of the heat supply. Termoelectrica also recognizes its obligation to restore surfaces affected by the works to their original state, in accordance with legal provisions.

Initial news: Termoelectrica will no longer receive permits for network interventions if it does not meet the conditions set by the municipality. The statement was made by the mayor, Ion Ceban, during the operational meeting of the municipal services. The mayor requests the securing of the construction sites and the proper rehabilitation of the areas after the completion of the works, reports IPN.

Ion Ceban mentions that, after the rehabilitation of the roadway, sidewalks, and public spaces by the municipality, Termoelectrica intervenes with network works and deteriorates the repaired surfaces. The mayor requests informing the citizens, a few days in advance, about the planned interventions of Termoelectrica, as well as the installation of panels indicating the period in which the works will be carried out.

“Where there are emergency situations and there is an urgent need, we coordinate in the same way, but where there are planned interventions and they intervene over the already rehabilitated roads, this should definitely not be allowed”, stated the general mayor.

Requested by IPN, Termoelectrica clarifies that it will soon provide a response.



Several provisions of the bill on the compensation for damages caused by illicit acts in criminal and contraventional proceedings have raised questions during public consultations at the Parliament. Participants asked for clarifications on the conditions under which the right to compensation arises, the deadline for filing the application, the categories of persons targeted, and the notion of “illicit act”. The risk of exaggerated claims against the state and the financial impact of the new mechanism were also discussed, reports IPN.

The representative of the Legal Resources Centre of Moldova, Ilie Chirtoaca, said that the application of the current Law No. 1545 raises several issues. According to an analysis of over 260 irrevocable cases, the courts have awarded, on average, only 1% of the material damage and 9% of the moral damage claimed. The LRCM recommends clearer criteria for determining compensation, aligning the project with labor legislation, and establishing an administrative compensation mechanism in cases where the illegality of detention or conviction has already been established.

Ilie Chirtoaca emphasized the need for a clear definition of the concept of “illicit act”, so that it can be established which acts or decisions can serve as a basis for granting compensation. In turn, the judges, representatives of the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office and the National Anti-Corruption Center warned that too broad a definition could generate additional litigation and affect the activity of the criminal investigation bodies.

Clarifications are also required regarding the moment of the emergence of the right to damage repair and the 12-month term for filing the application. The Prosecutor’s Office considers a shorter term appropriate, invoking the difficulty of examining, after several years, the cases in which the person was removed from criminal investigation.

The Secretary of State of the Ministry of Justice, Lilian Apostol, stated that the project, which is set to replace the mechanism provided by Law no. 1545, is necessary to bring the legislation in line with the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights and to create a national remedy. According to Apostol, compensation can only be claimed if the violation has not been repaired within the criminal proceedings, and the civil court will not be able to retry criminal decisions, but only determine the damage and establish the value of the compensation.

Another topic discussed was the amount of compensation and the application of the new mechanism in contravention cases. The Ministry of Justice acknowledges that the new law could generate more requests, but says that the budgetary impact cannot be accurately estimated and will depend on the number of applicants and the value of the compensation established by the courts. The Legal Commission is set to review the project following consultations, and written proposals can be submitted until September 10, 05:00 PM. The project could be put to a vote in the second reading on September 11.

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Termoelectrica will no longer receive permits for network interventions without complying with the conditions of the municipality, Ion Ceban

Update: Termoelectrica specifies that the modernization works on the heating networks for the year 2026 are scheduled in the investment plan approved by the National Agency for Energy Regulation, and that delays in obtaining coordination approvals and permissive documents may affect their timely completion.

The company states that urgent interventions, caused by breakdowns or malfunctions, must be carried out promptly to ensure the continuity of the heat supply. Termoelectrica also recognizes its obligation to restore surfaces affected by the works to their original state, in accordance with legal provisions.

Initial news: Termoelectrica will no longer receive permits for network interventions if it does not meet the conditions set by the municipality. The statement was made by the mayor, Ion Ceban, during the operational meeting of the municipal services. The mayor requests the securing of the construction sites and the proper rehabilitation of the areas after the completion of the works, reports IPN.

Ion Ceban mentions that, after the rehabilitation of the roadway, sidewalks, and public spaces by the municipality, Termoelectrica intervenes with network works and deteriorates the repaired surfaces. The mayor requests informing the citizens, a few days in advance, about the planned interventions of Termoelectrica, as well as the installation of panels indicating the period in which the works will be carried out.

“Where there are emergency situations and there is an urgent need, we coordinate in the same way, but where there are planned interventions and they intervene over the already rehabilitated roads, this should definitely not be allowed”, stated the general mayor.

Requested by IPN, Termoelectrica clarifies that it will soon provide a response.


The expansion works of the Mircea cel Batran Boulevard in Chisinau will begin on September 10. The first interventions will target the arrangement, organization, and cleaning of the land. The announcement was made by the general mayor Ion Ceban, during the operational meeting of the municipal services on Monday, reports IPN.

According to the mayor, the extension of Mircea cel Batran Boulevard is a complex project, which has not been implemented in the municipality before. The works are expected to be completed within 24 months. The execution contract was awarded, following an international tender, to a company from Kazakhstan, in partnership with local firms.

Mircea cel Batran Boulevard will be extended on the section between Professor Ion Dumeniuc and Bucovinei streets. The project includes the modernization of road infrastructure, the arrangement of bicycle lanes and public transport stations, as well as the rehabilitation of underground networks.

For the first time in the municipality, the project also includes the installation of charging stations for electric vehicles along the boulevard.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025