Montenegro’s European Union integration process could generate new corporate investment in technology, energy efficiency and business modernisation, while companies’ limited readiness to use EU funding remains…
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Montenegro’s 600 MW electricity connection with Italy is becoming an important consideration for financing new renewable-energy projects, as lenders assess whether exported renewable power can generate…
Montenegro is developing a two-level electricity flexibility framework that could enable aggregators, industrial consumers and distributed energy assets to generate revenue through both national balancing and…
Montenegro has expanded anti-money-laundering supervision of gambling companies, with more inspections and financial penalties increasing the compliance requirements facing operators. The Finance Ministry said authorities had…
Montenegro is moving toward a new framework for critical infrastructure resilience, with proposed legislation potentially creating demand for business-continuity planning, risk assessment, security engineering and related…
Montenegro is preparing legislation to align its regulation of digital intermediary services with the EU’s Digital Services Act, introducing additional compliance requirements for online platforms and…
A group of Montenegrin business owners has proposed investing in and modernising Podgorica and Tivat airports following the withdrawal of Incheon International Airport Corporation from the…
Montenegro’s undersea electricity connection with Italy gives exporters direct access to a higher-priced European power market, but the country’s €73.70/MWh indicative CBAM cost can significantly affect…
Montenegro’s electricity balancing framework is set for broader market participation under draft rules adopted by transmission system operator CGES, covering batteries, demand response, generators and aggregated…
Montenegro is considering changes to corporate voting rules after repeated failures to secure required shareholder majorities blocked governance decisions at several major companies. The Ministry of…
