Hydrology & Energy Alert: Moldova has declared a 30-day high-alert regime in energy and hydrology to prevent diesel supply disruptions and respond to falling river levels, with authorities citing low Danube water affecting barges and reduced Dniester flow. Water Security: Hydrological warnings are in place across the Dniester and Prut, with reduced discharges from yellow to red levels on several rivers, urging rational water use. Irrigation Upgrade: The government approved talks with the EBRD to fund the Moldova–Sustainable Water Supply Project—about €130 million to rehabilitate irrigation systems and expand irrigated areas by roughly 6,900 hectares. District Heating Modernization: Around 300 Chisinau public institutions will get upgraded district heating infrastructure via individual heating points under the STEEM project, aiming to cut energy use and improve comfort. Climate Solidarity: Moldovan firefighters are again supporting vegetation-fire response in Greece through the EU Civil Protection Mechanism, highlighting cross-border climate disaster cooperation. Energy Renovation Finance: New rules let homeowners’ associations access easier, state-guaranteed loans for apartment building energy renovations, with interest support capped at up to 5% per year. Sustainable Transport: A Tatra T3 tram is being converted into a battery railcar for CFM routes, adding a low-emission option to Moldova’s public transport mix.