The Montenegrin government has sanctioned a €40 million borrowing package for Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG), the state-owned utility, highlighting the critical role of energy infrastructure in…
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Montenegro is making strides in bolstering its energy security through the establishment of a formal system for strategic reserves of petroleum products. This initiative is aimed…
As Montenegro approaches 2030, energy security has become a critical macroeconomic concern for the nation. Although the current electricity generation capacity meets domestic demand, issues such…
As Montenegro approaches 2026, its energy landscape reveals a complex interplay between nominal independence and significant structural dependence on regional power markets. Despite owning key generation…
The boards of directors of the European Investment Bank (EIB) and the European Investment Fund (EIF) have approved a total of €9.2 million in new financing…
Nearly half a century after the construction of the Piva hydroelectric plant, Montenegro has launched a new project aimed at enhancing energy security, economic development, and…
Close coordination between state institutions and economic entities is essential to ensure an efficient and timely response to challenges in the energy sector, said Admir Šahmanović,…
Montenegro will begin forming its strategic oil reserves as early as next year, a key step in ensuring energy security and price stability, according to Zorana…
The Adriatic-Ionian Pipeline (IAP) and the planned LNG terminal in Bar are pivotal projects that could greatly influence Montenegro’s energy landscape, enhance stability and offer long-term…
The European Union (EU) and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) have entered into a €2.5 million agreement to enhance Montenegro’s energy security, investment…
