Browsing: energy companies

Montenegro will procure electricity to cover losses in the distribution network during the third and fourth quarters of the year, when more favorable hydrological conditions are…

Energy Minister Saša Mujović has today requested the Board of Directors of Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG) to initiate the removal process of the Board of Directors…

In July 2024, households in Montenegro consumed a total of 152,487,531 kWh of electricity. This represents a 39.20% increase from June’s consumption and an 11.38% rise…

The Podgorica-based company Agenos Energy has made significant progress in the development of its Vraćenovići solar power plant by finalizing a connection agreement with the Montenegrin…

In a recent interview with Bankar, Montenegro’s Energy Minister Prof. Dr. Saša Mujović discussed the ongoing challenges and strategic measures being implemented within the country’s energy…

Engineering communication, especially within industrial and energy companies, plays a critical role in the efficient and safe operation of these businesses. Effective communication in these sectors…

CEDIS, the Montenegrin power distribution system, has donated €6,000 to the Faculty of Metallurgy and Technology (MTF) at the University of Montenegro for the acquisition of…

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has granted a state-backed loan of up to €28 million to Montenegro’s power transmission system (CGES) for upgrading…

In response to media reports linking certain energy sector companies with entities on the U.S. “blacklist,” the Ministry of Energy and Mining has taken action by…

State-owned electro-energy companies in Montenegro, totaling five, have distributed over 6.5 million EUR in donations and sponsorships over the past six years, alongside a notable increase…