It cannot be said that the energy crisis, which affected the whole world last year, bypassed Montenegro, but we certainly remained protected to a significant extent.…
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The projection of the management of Elektroprivreda (EPCG) for this year are optimistic, because they indicate positive results, mostly due to the expected more favorable ratio…
The government assessed that the proposals for amendments to the law on energy and industrial emissions, which would enable the Montenegrin electric distribution system (CEDIS) to…
Tourism and energy will be the two engines of the accelerated development of Montenegro on the way to the European Union, the growth of the gross…
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…
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…
Montenegro started selling surplus electricity and earned EUR 3.01 million, announced the President of the Board of Directors of the Electric Industry (EPCG), Milutin Đukanović. He…
Montenegro has the ambition to build significant energy facilities for the production of electricity from renewable sources, in order to eliminate the imbalance between electricity production…
Montenegro must find a way to use the potential it has in the energy sector, primarily hydro, wind and solar, in the shortest possible period, announced…
Although the Constitutional Court made a decision at the end of July that the decree on wind power plants U-N no. 49/20, is not in accordance…
