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    US approves $130 million project to build power line in Moldova

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    Posted on September 17, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    The US has approved a $130 million project to build a power line in Moldova, enhancing its energy supply and creating opportunities for US firms.

    Table of Contents

    • US Investment in Moldova's Energy Infrastructure
    • Impact on Moldova's Electricity Supply
    • Opportunities for US Firms

    US approves $130 million project to build power line in Moldova

    US Investment in Moldova's Energy Infrastructure

    CHISINAU (Reuters) -The U.S. has approved a $130 million project to construct a high voltage transmission line to ensure a reliable electricity supply to Moldova from European markets, the U.S. embassy in Moldova said on Wednesday.

    Impact on Moldova's Electricity Supply

    Moldova depends on electricity produced in the separatist region of Transdniestria, which uses Russian gas for its production.

    Opportunities for US Firms

    After Ukraine refused to extend the contract for the transit of Russian gas to Europe, Transdniestria sharply reduced its energy production and only resumed it after alternative supplies from Europe began.

    The embassy said the project would create significant opportunities for U.S. firms by enabling Moldova to adopt and utilize U.S. technologies.

    "It will unlock potential across multiple sectors, including transmission infrastructure, grid optimization technologies, information and communication technologies, nuclear power, and battery storage," it said on Facebook.

    (Reporting by Alexander TanasWriting by Pavel PolityukEditing by Frances Kerry)

    Key Takeaways

    • •US approves a $130 million project for a power line in Moldova.
    • •The project aims to ensure a reliable electricity supply from Europe.
    • •Moldova currently relies on energy from Transdniestria using Russian gas.
    • •US firms will have opportunities in various technology sectors.
    • •The project supports Moldova's energy independence.

    Frequently Asked Questions about US approves $130 million project to build power line in Moldova

    1What is a high voltage transmission line?

    A high voltage transmission line is a power line that carries electricity at high voltages over long distances to reduce energy loss during transmission.

    2What is energy infrastructure?

    Energy infrastructure refers to the physical systems and facilities necessary for the production, transmission, and distribution of energy, including power plants, transmission lines, and substations.

    3What is grid optimization technology?

    Grid optimization technology involves advanced systems and software that improve the efficiency and reliability of electricity distribution networks.

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