Memorandum signed in Chisinau: Moldova, Poland to cooperate in energy efficiency sector

Memorandum signed in Chisinau: Moldova, Poland to cooperate in energy efficiency sector

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Moldova will cooperate with Poland in the energy efficiency sector. A memorandum to this end was signed in Chisinau today. The document implies the consolidation of the cooperation in the energy transition, with emphasis on the energy efficiency of buildings and the process of de-carbonization, in order to support Moldova’s integration into the European Union, CE Report quotes MOLDPRES

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