The Republic of Moldova’s energy market continues to attract international investors. The newest player is Westing Management Solutions — a company with mixed capital from Hungary, the Republic of Moldova, and Ukraine, part of the international Westing Management group. The investor is entering the local market with an initial investment of EUR 130,000.00 allocated for organizing and operationalizing the administrative processes in the country.

With over 15 years of experience in solar projects, BESS storage systems, and microgrids across over 10 countries, Westing Management Solutions aims to become a strategic partner in modernizing Moldova’s energy infrastructure.

Digitalization – a core pillar of Westing Management Solutions’ strategy in Moldova

A distinctive element of the company is the introduction of the intelligent i-EMS platform to the Moldovan market, an integrated digital solution that offers several essential components for modernizing businesses. This includes the digitalization of technological and operational processes for industrial, commercial, and logistics companies, as well as real-time dispatching of energy consumption, production, and storage (PV + BESS + load). In addition, the platform integrates smart metering solutions for electricity, gas, water, heat, and steam, as well as modern SCADA systems compatible with existing IT infrastructure. The i-EMS solution also includes AI-powered predictive analytics, enabling the estimation of consumption and production, demand optimization, and energy trading management. The system provides complete energy management services — monitoring, incident prevention, automatic optimization, and loss reduction — as well as digital energy auditing, identifying savings potential, and recommending automated solutions.

Through these technologies, Moldovan companies can achieve 15–30% energy efficiency improvements, reducing losses and aligning their operations with European standards.

The company’s operations in the Republic of Moldova are led by Marianna Bejenar, Country Director, who coordinates relations with authorities, investors, the business environment, and technology partners, with the mission of aligning local activity with the group’s international standards.

Marianna Bejenar, Country Director of Westing Management Solutions in the Republic of Moldova:

“The Republic of Moldova is becoming increasingly attractive for energy investments due to its accelerated integration into the European market and strong commitment to the green transition. Energy market liberalization, infrastructure upgrades, and the adoption of European standards create a predictable and competitive environment for investors. At the same time, rising demand for renewable solutions and energy efficiency creates vast opportunities for innovative projects. All these factors position Moldova as an emerging market with strong potential in the energy sector.”

Future plans in the energy sector

According to Westing Management Solutions, the Republic of Moldova has the potential to become a key hub for digital solutions and renewable energy in the region.

Marianna Bejenar, Country Director of Westing Management Solutions in the Republic of Moldova:

“Our plans focus on expanding projects in the renewable energy sector and accelerating the integration of modern energy-efficiency solutions. We are committed to developing smart infrastructure capable of supporting a flexible and competitive market. At the same time, we aim to strengthen strategic partnerships and attract advanced technologies that can transform the energy sector into one that is sustainable and future-oriented.”

The company estimates sales of approximately EUR 5 million in its first year — a strong signal of the potential of the country’s energy market. In the future, the company aims to develop commercial and industrial solar projects, implement BESS storage systems and smart microgrids, digitalize the energy infrastructure of medium and large companies, and create a regional hub for i-EMS solutions and dispatching. Another strategic direction involves attracting investments in green projects and digital energy infrastructure, as well as launching partnerships with authorities, companies, and institutions to accelerate the energy transition.