Government of Moldova planned two photovoltaic plants, a 50 MW plant in Rădeni and a 40 MW plant in Negureni. Government decisions were open for public consultations until January 15, 2025, before potential approval. The country introduced three support mechanisms for green energy producers. Net billing was implemented for small producers. A fixed tariff for 15 years was set for installations up to 1 MW photovoltaic or 4 MW wind capacity. Larger projects were offered a fixed price determined through auctions. The projects are expected to be operational by late 2025. In 2024, Moldova’s renewable energy capacity grew by more than 55%, with notable increases in photovoltaic installations.
Moldova government unveils 90 MW solar projects in Rădeni, Negureni
Moldova has introduced net billing, fixed tariffs, and auction-based pricing to support renewable energy producers nationwide. (Image Source: Moldova)
NTPC REL, a subsidiary of NTPC Green Energy Ltd, won a 2 GW solar project bid through an e-reverse auction conducted on January 3. (Image Credit/Source: SolarPanal355/Pixabay)
Jammu and Kashmir’s solar rooftop initiative has completed 617 installations, targeting 30,000 homes under a subsidy scheme. (Image Credit/Source: Pixabay/Pexels)
RWE solar projects were awarded by Urząd Regulacji Energetyki (URE) in Poland, totaling 102 MW (DC) or 84 MW (AC) capacity. (Image Source: RWE)
The proposed solar farm features 59,319 panels, designed to operate for 40 years and supply energy to 11,000 homes. (Image Source: ChronicleLive)