Energy & Climate Shock: Romania shut down its last working Cernavoda nuclear reactor as Danube levels hit record lows, raising immediate concerns for Moldova’s electricity supply and possible higher imports. Water Management: Moldova and Romania adjusted Prut River releases and hydropower operations after a hydrological deficit affected the Stanca-Costesti reservoir, with drinking water and minimum ecological flow prioritized. Local Climate Action: Mayors from Chisinau and Balti are invited to Brussels (Oct 15) to discuss energy and climate solutions, including tackling energy poverty. Green Procurement: Moldova’s Ministry of Finance ran a workshop to help auditors apply “green” procurement rules using price-quality and life-cycle cost thinking. Renewables Growth: Moldova added about 94 MW of renewable capacity in the first half of 2026, led by solar, while prosumers now hold a growing share of renewable capacity. Energy Storage Push: Norway-backed plans include support for battery energy storage and household efficiency via EcoVoucher, aiming to make the grid more flexible. Aquaculture Adaptation: A 2026–2030 aquaculture strategic program was published, focusing on mapping water bodies, modernizing hatcheries, and climate-ready production. Circular Economy: A Moldovan company is recycling paper waste into eco-friendly packaging, turning local waste into a marketable alternative. Disaster Risk Reduction: Government approved a 2026–2030 disaster risk reduction program, including better monitoring, early warnings, and wetland/soil protection.