Moldova declares 60-day energy and hydrology emergency, enabling price and tariff changes

Moldova's National Crisis Management Commission declared a 60-day state of emergency in the energy and hydrology sectors, granting itself powers to alter prices, tariffs, excise duties, and energy market rules. The move signals acute supply or hydrological stress, likely linked to regional energy dependencies and drought conditions. The declaration enables rapid regulatory intervention but leaves the specific triggers and expected measures undisclosed.