EU Commissioner announces 30 million euros for Moldova energy costs

The European Commissioner for Enlargement has announced additional EU support for Moldova, including 30 million euros to help reduce energy costs, during a plenary speech in the Moldovan parliament.

• Marta Kos said the European Union proposed 30 million euros in extra support for Moldova to reduce the impact of high energy costs on vulnerable people, and said a new financial support package will be prepared in 2027 and implemented from 2028.
• The speech also referenced the 2026 Enlargement Report, which said Moldova has made progress across all negotiating chapters; the European Commission indicated a possible path to conclude accession negotiations in the first half of 2028 if reforms continue, and Kos visited Chisinau on November 8-10.