The implementation of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) in the European Union has introduced a complex regulatory landscape for electricity supply, particularly affecting industrial exporters.…
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As Europe navigates a profound energy transition, the focus is shifting from traditional trade routes to pivotal electricity flows. The continent’s recent energy crisis highlighted its…
Electricity imports rarely make headlines, yet they exert significant pressure on Montenegro’s external accounts. During periods of low domestic production, particularly in dry hydrological years, imports…
For investors and EU institutions assessing Montenegro’s medium-term outlook, energy is no longer a sectoral footnote. Electricity has evolved into a macroeconomic variable—shaping inflation dynamics, fiscal…
Montenegro is willing to continue all joint initiatives and ongoing projects with Serbia, stated Montenegro’s Minister of Energy and Mining, Admir Šahmanović, during a meeting with…
The temporary closure of the Pljevlja thermal power plant has raised concerns about how Montenegro will replace the significant amount of electricity it received from this…
The government approved the Information on the implementation of the electricity bill subsidy program, which will be in effect from January 1 to December 31, 2025.…
Montenegro has a significant opportunity to secure clean, stable, and affordable electricity for its citizens through a strategic partnership with EDF, one of Europe’s largest energy…
Milutin Đukanović, Chairman of the Board of Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG), assured that Montenegro will not face electricity shortages this summer, even as the country experiences…
Montenegro is exploring the potential use of its portion of Bilećko Lake for both water supply and hydroenergy projects, according to updates in the Spatial Planning…
