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The Montenegrin power utility EPCG ended September this year with a loss of €80 million, Acting Director Bojan Đordan told Vijesti TV. He expects the company’s…

Montenegro’s new luxury projects increasingly market themselves not just with views but with values. Sustainability—energy efficiency, low-impact design, waste-water treatment, renewable power—is now part of the…

Montenegro’s Minister of Energy and Mining, Admir Šahmanović, said that there are no plans to increase electricity prices, emphasizing that maintaining system sustainability while keeping prices…

The average household electricity bill in Montenegro for October 2025 amounted to €32.21, according to data from the Montenegrin power utility EPCG. Households consumed 117.4 million…

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has strengthened its presence in Montenegro by opening a representative office in Podgorica, signaling renewed support for the country’s development projects…

The first phase of Pljevlja’s most important environmental project—the town’s district heating system—is nearing completion. In the coming period, the completed facilities will enter a trial…

Montenegro’s renewable-energy sector is entering a defining phase. Blessed with exceptional natural conditions — abundant sunshine, powerful mountain winds, and rich hydro resources — the country…

Montenegro has become one of the most capable outsourcing destinations for renewable-energy infrastructure design in Southeast Europe, providing comprehensive electrical, mechanical, and civil-integration engineering for projects…

Montenegro has emerged as one of the Western Balkans’ most dynamic construction and energy markets. From highways and rail modernization to renewable energy and industrial development,…

The Ministry of Energy has received several requests from interested bidders participating in the tender for the allocation of market premiums (financial incentives) for the construction…