Moldova's energy minister will meet Gazprom to secure electricity supplies in the wake of Russian attacks on Ukraine's power grid.
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Systematic strikes on Ukraine's energy network could affect Moldova's electricity supply, as a significant part of the electricity consumed in the country comes from a thermal power plant in Transnistria, which needs Russian gas to operate.
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Ministrul energiei din Republica Moldova se duce în Rusia pentru a discuta cu Gazprom
Ministrul energiei din Republica Moldova va merge în Rusia pentru a discuta cu Gazprom
Ministrul energiei din Republica Moldova merge în Rusia pentru a discuta cu Gazprom - HotNews.ro
Ministrul energiei din Republica Moldova se duce în Rusia pentru a discuta cu Gazprom
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