Montenegro’s industrial production increased by 18.2% in the first eight months of 2026, with electricity, gas and steam supply recording the strongest growth among the main…
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The Owner’s Engineer is taking on a broader role in Montenegro’s investment projects, linking technical supervision with financial oversight, contractual compliance and the protection of capital…
Montenegro has yet to meet the 90-day emergency petroleum-supply requirement, despite establishing a mandatory strategic-reserve system and beginning work to upgrade state-owned storage facilities at the…
Montenegro is carrying out a €2.2 million rehabilitation and upgrade of three state-owned petroleum storage tanks at the Port of Bar, with the facilities being prepared…
Kolašin is advancing preparations for a €20 million electricity transmission investment designed to strengthen power supply as tourism and real-estate development expands across the municipality. A…
Montenegro’s electricity distribution operator CEDIS has completed construction of a new 35/10 kV substation in Bigova, with commissioning expected in September, adding capacity to the electricity…
Montenegro is at a pivotal stage in its economic evolution, with a focus on modernizing infrastructure and diversifying energy production as key components for sustainable growth.…
Montenegro is on the brink of a significant economic transformation, shifting focus from its traditional tourism sector to emerging opportunities in energy infrastructure and European Union…
Admir Šahmanović, recently appointed as Montenegro’s Minister of Energy, who also oversees mining, oil and gas, announced his strong initiative to launch the construction of a…
The Ministry of Mining, Oil, and Gas, led by Minister Admir Šahmanović, has initiated intensive activities to improve existing infrastructure, including the reconstruction of storage tanks…
