ANRE proposes a 62.7% rise in the price of Energocom electricity sold to suppliers
62.7% — that is how much the price of electricity Energocom sells to suppliers could rise under a draft published by ANRE.
The regulator calculated 3.27 lei/kWh, 1.26 lei above the 2.01 lei/kWh approved in March. Energocom had asked for 3.51 lei/kWh, a 74.6% increase. The draft assumes purchases of almost 1.1 billion kWh at a total cost of 3.04 billion lei and includes 132.3 million lei of financial deviations for this year.
The price applies to power delivered to universal-service suppliers Premier Energy and FEE Nord. ANRE stresses it is not the household tariff, but one of the inputs for final prices. The standard low-voltage tariff is currently 3.56 lei/kWh at Premier Energy and 3.95 lei/kWh at FEE Nord.
What it means for you
- The draft is under public consultation, so the final figures may change.
- A higher wholesale price usually feeds into end-user tariffs — energy-intensive businesses should revisit their 2027 budgets.
- It is a good time to review your supply contract and energy-saving options.
Source: Bani.md, 09.11.2026