The Ministry of Energy is the central body responsible for the energy policy of the state, operating in accordance with the Constitution of the Republic of Moldova, Law No. 136/2017 on the Government, and other legislative acts. It is also guided by the legal provisions of the Government and other relevant public authorities.
The role of the Ministry of Energy is to ensure the implementation of the country's energy policy through the analysis of the current situation and issues in its areas of activity.
Ensuring energy security represents the essential objective of the policies promoted by the Ministry and the energy policy for the country, in line with the European context of a future integrated market.
Additionally, the ministry is responsible for proposing justified state interventions to provide efficient solutions in ensuring the green transition and digitalization of the energy sector by promoting the production of electricity from renewable sources and energy efficiency.
The Ministry carries out its functions in the following areas:
• Energy security
• Energy efficiency
• Renewable energy sources
• Electricity
• Thermal energy and promotion of high-efficiency cogeneration
• Natural gas and petroleum products
• Energy transition