The laws to support the enterprises of the republic were adopted at the plenary session of the Supreme Council.
Subsidies for producers of electricity from renewable sources
Amendments and additions to the Law of the PMR "On the republican budget for 2025" were made in two readings at once, which will support electricity producers using renewable energy sources (except for hydroelectric power plants). Let us recall that in June, the Supreme Council supported the initiative of a group of deputies and adjusted the law "On Electric Power Industry": the state will provide electric power entities that produce electricity from renewable sources with a subsidy from the state budget in an amount not exceeding 50% of the cost of expenses for payment of services for transmission, operational dispatch control and distribution of electricity for their own needs.
The law-in-draft adopted today, submitted by the President of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic in the regime of legislative necessity, approved the financing of these subsidies from the republican budget for 2025.
The law will enter into force on the day following the day of its official publication.
A measure to support chemical industry enterprises
The deputies adopted in two readings at the plenary session a legislation aimed at supporting chemical industry enterprises of Pridnestrovie. The change was made to the Customs Code of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic.
According to the norms of the Code, the rate of fees for customs operations is 0.3% of the customs value of goods (but not less than 5 minimum wages). Today, chemical industry enterprises are provided with a benefit in the form of a reduced rate of 0.15% of the customs value of the transported goods, provided that such a legal entity has more than 500 people on its staff. But the staff is decreasing: first of all, due to the restrictions imposed by Moldova on the export of products that the neighboring republic considered "dual-use goods". Exports of chemical industry products and production volumes have decreased. As a result, the staff has decreased, and such a support measure as a reduced rate of duty for customs clearance of goods has ceased to be effective.
The Government's initiative to apply the benefit to chemical industry enterprises with a staff of not 500, but 250 people, was supported in two readings at the plenary session.
The law will enter into force on the day following the day of official publication.