Montenegro is preparing an approximately €50 million energy-transition programme for Pljevlja, combining cleaner household heating, district-heating expansion and building-efficiency measures in the coal-dependent municipality. The proposed…
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Montenegro is preparing an approximately €50 million energy-transition programme for Pljevlja, focused on renewable heating, district-heating expansion and household energy efficiency as the coal-dependent municipality plans…
Montenegro’s 225MW Pljevlja thermal power plant supplied about 40% of domestic electricity generation in 2024, while its ecological reconstruction is addressing sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, particulate…
Montenegro’s state-owned power utility Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG) has requested government approval for long-term borrowing of up to €64.22 million to finance a portfolio of 10…
Montenegro’s wind energy sector is entering a new investment phase following the development of the 72 MW Krnovo and 46 MW Možura wind farms and the…
Montenegro’s European Union accession process is increasingly connected with investment planning, as the country faces growing demand for infrastructure, institutional upgrades and compliance-related projects. The European…
Montenegro’s state-owned power company EPCG is entering a new phase focused on renewable energy development, grid-connected projects, storage capacity and broader electricity market positioning. The company…
Montenegro is taking significant steps to enhance its renewable energy sector as part of a broader strategy to align with European Union regulations and attract private…
Montenegro is witnessing a significant shift in its energy landscape as the focus moves from traditional power sources like hydropower and coal to solar energy initiatives.…
The Adriatic region is on the brink of a significant transformation in its energy landscape, driven by the evolving demand for energy storage solutions. As Europe…
