AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHydrology & water security: Moldova’s National Crisis Management Commission approved new energy and water-risk measures as the Dniester keeps dropping, including limiting electricity exports during peak hours and speeding up grid connections for storage and renewables; Environment Minister Gheorghe Hajder also said Moldova and Ukraine will keep direct, permanent communication to manage reduced flows, while the Dniester Commission reduced Novodnistrovsk reservoir discharges to 85 m³/s for two weeks to conserve reserves. Heat & fire risk: Meteorologists issued a Yellow heatwave warning across Moldova with highs up to 36°C, and an earlier yellow fire-danger warning (Aug 1–7) highlights exceptional vegetation fire risk. Local waste controversy: In Anenii Noi/Sherpeni, local authorities asked the Environment Ministry to review the planned regional waste center site, citing concerns about springs and missing hydrogeological studies. Cross-border cooperation: Moldova and Ukraine stepped up cooperation to monitor Dniester flow, and a grants call (up to €50,000) supports cross-border business and innovation partnerships. Energy ties: Nuclearelectrica announced it will buy electricity from Ukraine via Energocom to cover Romania’s deficit after Cernavodă Unit 1 shutdown.
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