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…
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Montenegro and Japan have established a five-year energy cooperation framework covering electricity systems, grid stability, power markets and LNG, creating a basis for future cooperation involving…
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’s renewable electricity sector is facing a new commercial requirement as the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) increasingly links the value of electricity exports to…
Montenegro’s state-owned power utility EPCG has kept the active-energy component of household electricity prices unchanged since 2019, while both its household customer base and the number…
Montenegro’s Pljevlja thermal power complex generated about 442,000 MWh of electricity from June through August, representing approximately 65% of EPCG’s total production during the three-month period.…
Montenegro’s Perućica hydropower plant has restored 190 MW of generating capacity after scheduled maintenance, improving the country’s electricity supply position while an outage at the Pljevlja…
Montenegro’s merchandise exports declined sharply in the first five months of 2026, while electricity exports increased, making power one of the stronger-performing categories in the country’s…
Montenegro’s industrial production increased 10% in the first five months of 2026, with the expansion largely reflecting a sharp rise in electricity generation. Power generation accounts…
