In Moldova, wineries like Cricova and Purcari are turning to renewable energy to reduce reliance on Russian gas after the country’s westward shift following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. By investing in solar panels and insulation, these winemakers have significantly cut energy costs and are now focusing on sustainability by using lighter bottles and reviving local grape varieties lost during the Soviet era. This transition not only aligns with global trends but also serves as a competitive advantage for Moldovan winemakers in the long run, marking a significant shift in the country’s wine industry.
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The impact of tariffs on car prices will vary by model, with manufacturers likely to distribute cost increases evenly to mitigate the impact. Consumers should not rush to buy a new car due to uncertainty over tariff implementation, but may consider purchasing sooner if their preferred model is available. Electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids may be a good option due to potential tax credits, but buyers should carefully consider their needs and charging options. Additionally,...
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