Moldovan President Maia Sandu said that the country absolutely refuses to purchase Russian gas after the launch of the Volantesta-Chinau power line. The new relationship involved the republic in energy relations with Romania and other European countries. Before the change in the supply plan, the Modavian GRES supplied about 80% of the Republic's electricity consumption using Russian fuel. The passage of gas through Ukraine will stop in 2025. After the transition to European purchases, gas for the population of Moldova increased by about 80%. Thus, the abandonment of Russian fuel is accompanied not only by the reorganization of energy relations, but also by a severe increase in consumer spending. The new transmission line is based on the Romanian and European power grids, but the cost of changing supply sources has already presented itself in gas tariffs. Energy affects both infrastructure, purchasing and household budgets. ECONOMY