Energy & Water Emergency: Moldova’s parliament approved a 60-day state of emergency for energy and hydrology starting Sept. 26, as Dniester/Prut water levels fall and winter supply risks grow. Gas Supply for Transnistria: The energy ministry asked ANRE to extend Moldovagaz’s obligation to supply Transnistria until April 30, 2027, including a 15% storage reserve requirement. Heating & Grid Rules: Chișinău and Bălți district-heating modernization is set to be treated as a national public utility project, while “energy communities” get clearer establishment and registration rules. Central Bank Independence: Parliament will examine draft legislation to strengthen National Bank of Moldova independence in line with EU standards. Renewables Permits: Moldova plans to simplify approvals for renewable energy and biofuels, with set deadlines and “acceleration zones.” Migration & Integration: A bill would create an interinstitutional working group for integrating foreigners, add Romanian language and orientation sessions, and adjust asylum-related financial assistance. Business & Infrastructure: A €43.3m EU-backed bypass road for Cimișlia (EIB funding) is set to reduce transit pressure on the city. Finance & Tariffs: Energocom warns October gas tariffs may rise after Sept. 30, citing market price swings and a growing procurement deficit. Sanctions & Finance Risks: FT reports Russia’s A7 network moved $6.9bn through international banks using shell firms and forged documents, with Moldova-linked founder Ilan Shor mentioned.