Browsing: energy crisis

Montenegro will need €44.5 million to establish oil reserves by the end of 2028. Of this amount, €7.5 million has been secured as a non-repayable aid…

According to the data of the Ministry of Finance, in the first quarter of 2023, total budget revenues were at the level of EUR 545.7 million,…

In the first quarter, the growth rates of both total revenues and total expenses were recorded. However, due to higher revenue growth, a budget surplus of…

In the first quarter, the growth rates of both total revenues and total expenses were recorded. However, due to higher revenue growth, a budget surplus of…

Thanks to the European Union (EU) support package, Montenegro has the opportunity to help the most socially vulnerable categories of the population and reduce the pressure…

As part of the support package for overcoming the energy crisis, the European Commission also allocated money to Montenegro for the preparation of the study of…

Montenegro is in an extremely stable energy situation, there is currently no talk of restrictions and Montenegro will be export-oriented in the next five months, said…

The energy crisis we are witnessing has shown that we must start building new large energy facilities as soon as possible, Prime Minister Dritan Abazović said…

Montenegrin state-owned power utility EPCG said that it plans to cover the losses made so far in 2022 by increased electricity exports in the next five…

Electricity could be 6.48% more expensive as of 1 January 2023, for households with two-tariff metering, according to the Regulatory Agency for Energy and Utilities. If…