Foreign direct investment in Montenegro’s domestic companies and banks increased sharply in the first half of 2026, while real estate remained the largest destination for international…
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Proposed amendments to Montenegro’s Public Procurement Law could make accessibility and “design for all” principles a standard part of public-sector purchasing, creating new requirements for suppliers…
Montenegro has begun implementing its new strategic infrastructure cooperation framework with the United States, submitting two initial projects and opening expressions of interest for US companies.…
The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is increasing the documentation requirements for renewable electricity producers seeking to use actual emissions data for electricity supplied to…
Montenegro’s wind sector is moving beyond its first two utility-scale projects as state-owned Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG) expands its own wind generation capacity and new projects…
Montenegro is preparing a national strategic plan for aquaculture covering mussels, oysters, marine fish and freshwater production, placing the sector on a more structured footing for…
Montenegro’s Adriatic coastline supports a fishing sector that remains relatively small compared with the economic activity generated by tourism, marinas and real estate, leaving substantial room…
Montenegro’s water infrastructure supports a broad network of private-sector services spanning leak detection, smart metering, pumping, wastewater treatment and network maintenance, creating a service economy around…
Montenegro’s recycling objectives will require professional waste operators able to combine collection, sorting, treatment and data management within integrated services. The country’s future waste infrastructure will…
The remediation of legacy pollution at the former aluminium complex KAP could generate sustained demand for specialised environmental services, including remediation engineering, hazardous-waste management, environmental monitoring…
