Moldova to Participate in Moldova Green Energy Expo & ROMENVIROTEC 2026
In a significant move for regional cooperation, the Republic of Moldova will officially participate in the 2026 edition of GREEN ENERGY EXPO & ROMENVIROTEC. This marks a national premiere for the event, establishing it as a joint regional edition between Romania and Moldova focused on sustainable technologies and cross-border collaboration.
A Strategic Partnership for a Greener Future at Moldova Green Energy Expo
The 2026 expo is set to be an event of strategic importance, positioning itself as Romania’s foremost platform for showcasing technologies for sustainable communities. The collaboration provides a vital stage for Moldova to highlight its expertise and innovations in the environmental and green energy sectors. This partnership is particularly timely as it aligns with Moldova’s EU pre-accession process, creating a crucial meeting point for public authorities, businesses, investors, and industry experts.
This joint effort aims to address the significant changes and challenges in the regional landscape concerning the environment, energy, and the development of sustainable infrastructure. By uniting key stakeholders from both nations, the event will foster dialogue and promote tangible projects.
What to Expect at the Moldova Green Energy Expo
The event will be structured around key themes, offering a comprehensive look at the future of sustainable living and environmental management.
- The City of the Future: A standout feature will be a live demonstration pavilion designed to simulate a functional urban circuit. This interactive space will present integrated solutions for smart mobility, efficient energy and water use, modern waste management, urban lighting, and green spaces.
- GREEN ENERGY EXPO: This segment will be dedicated to the latest technologies in renewable energy. Attendees can expect to see cutting-edge solar modules, inverters, battery storage systems, e-mobility solutions, and other innovations driving energy efficiency.
- ROMENVIROTEC: Focusing on environmental protection, this section will cover critical areas such as waste management, recycling technologies, sanitation equipment, and advanced water treatment systems.
With an expected 38% international participation, five national pavilions, and over 100 companies from the energy sector, the 2026 expo is poised to be a major hub for networking and business development. The emphasis on real-world projects and strong regional ties underscores its role as a catalyst for sustainable growth across the region.
