There is a national network of VHF transmitters, but these mostly use the old East European frequency band which is being phased out elsewhere. It was an attempt by Moldova to introduce itself to the outside world. That it has largely failed so far is no fault of its small but dedicated staff. Lacking access to Grigoriopol's shortwave facilities, the station is obliged to hire airtime on a single transmitter in Romania which, judging by the audio quality, is in serious need of repair. The staff at RMI are aware of this, but say they have no other option.
Internet streaming is one future possibility.
The Web site of Teleradio Moldova indicates that streaming audio is planned, but at the moment bandwidth in and out of Moldova is limited. Shortwave broadcasts have been drastically reduced recently. The immediate outlook for Teleradio Moldova is not enouraging.