UNDP – MOLDOVA
Final Installation of Moldovan 3G: Cutting-Edge, Scalable Hybrid Energy Integrator
& Storage Hub for Public Facilities in Republic of Moldova
Smart, easily adjustable hybrid Energy Integrator & Storage Hub: DROMADER 3G®, alongside fully integrated photovoltaic panels systems and incorporating the existing 24 kw gas stove was recently installed in Antonesti, Stefan Voda Region, in the South-East of Moldova.
The system offers a simple, cost- and energy-efficient solution promoting use of green energy technology in the Republic of Moldova. Moldovan 3G® is adjustable to private and public buildings alike.
It is a low entry technology installation that can easily be tailored to customer needs. It is also easily expandable via additional PV – in a plug&heat formula. The technology integrates existing energy infrastructure – allowing public bodies and LAs across Moldova to adapt the solution to the needs of the respective buildings and their resources – crucial in the Moldovan context where LAs struggle with meeting their extend needs using limited resources – a challenge further emphasized during the war in Ukraine and the ensuing rise in energy costs.
The project Moldovan 3G®: Cutting-edge, Scalable Hybrid Energy Integrator & Storage Hub for Public Facilities in Republic of Moldova is implemented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) through the Polish Challenge Fund, with the financial support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland.
The content of this material does not necessarily represent the official views of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland, or of the United Nations, including UNDP, or UN Member States. 
UNDP - MOLDOVA
Moldovan 3G: Cutting-Edge, Scalable Hybrid Energy
Integrator & Storage Hub for Public Facilities in Republic of Moldova
Implemented by Makroterm and Antonesti Municipality - a partner providing the pilot building for the
introduction of the technology
In Moldova the private users, public bodies and Local Authorities struggle with energy efficiency issues and increasing heating bills and are strongly affected by the war in Ukraine, especially those neighboring the UA-MD border.
It creates a need to transfer and pilot implementation as well as further market scaling of a Polish smart, easily adjustable and hybrid Energy Integrator & Storage Hub: DROMADER 3G®, alongside fully integrated solar collectors systems and incorporating the existing 24 kw gas stove. The system to be installed offers a simple, cost- and energy-efficient solution promoting use of green energy technology in the Republic of Moldova.
Moldovan 3G® is adjustable to private and public buildings alike. It is a low entry technology installation that can easily be tailored to customer needs. It is also easily expandable via additional solar panels/collectors – also from other producers – in a plug&heat formula. The technology integrates existing energy infrastructure – allowing public bodies and LAs across Moldova to adapt the solution to the needs of the respective buildings and their resources – crucial in the Moldovan context where LAs struggle with meeting their extend needs using limited resources – a challenge further emphasized during the war in Ukraine and the ensuing rise in energy costs. PL location of the producer allows for easy service & implementation assistance.
Supported by UNDP under Polish Challenge Fund and financed by the Republic of Poland, this project cornerstone is to combine pilot installation of the system in the public building – Public school in Antonesti (South-Western Moldova, Stefan Voda region) with a Smart Energy LAB – a live learning by doing formula workshop for Moldovan architects and heat technology engineers alongside the representatives of public energy providers agencies and academics involved in tertiary education in engineering/architecture departments.
The outputs of the pilot as well as the LAB will be mainstreamed using promotional events + media (both conventional and social) with the aim of raising awareness of and promoting Polish technological sector amongst Moldovan construction & architecture as well as public sectors (Local Authorities + central government). The project envisages recurrent certification and attestation of the system introduced, allowing its direct and immediate simple uptake of the solution on the Moldovan market.
The above will be achieved by partnering with the Antonesti Municipality – a partner providing the pilot building for the introduction of the technology, a network of Local Authorities in the region as well as public authorities on a central level – and EcoFabrica SRL – a company composed of professionals in the Energy Sector, providing a network of local MD specialists in the field and assisting in the technical aspects of project implementation, contributing valuable local professional insight.
Polish Challenge Fund has the objective to facilitate the transfer of the Polish know-how, technology, and innovative solutions in the area of green technologies and ICT to partner countries of Polish Aid such as Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine. The transfer is to help to address complex development challenges in those countries, while contributing to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The project: Moldovan 3G: Cutting-Edge , Scalable Hybrid Energy Integrator & Storage Hub for Public Facilities in Republic of Moldova is implemented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) through the Polish Challenge Fund, with the financial support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland.
Projekt: Moldovan 3G: Cutting-Edge , Scalable Hybrid Energy Integrator & Storage Hub for Public Facilities in Republic of Moldova realizowany jest przez Program Narodów Zjednoczonych ds.Rozwoju (UNDP) za pośrednictwem Polish Challenge Fund, przy wsparciu finansowym Ministerstwa Spraw Zagranicznych Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej.
If you are interested in the solution or Polish Challenge Fund, please use the following contacts:
Polish Challeng Fund Official Website https://polishchallengefund.org
UNDP – Polish Challenge Fund magdalena.kudlicka@undp.org
Makroterm makroterm@makroterm.eu project.makroterm@gmail.com
The content of this material does not necessarily represent the official views of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland, or of the United Nations, including UNDP, or UN Member States.