The Gvozd wind farm, located on the Krnovo plateau near Nikšić, is approaching the final stages of construction, with initial electricity generation anticipated to commence approximately…
Browsing: energy transition
Montenegro’s recently unveiled national climate strategy aims for the closure of the Pljevlja coal-fired power plant by 2035, marking a pivotal shift in the country’s energy…
Montenegro is actively pursuing an energy transition aimed at reducing its reliance on imported electricity through the expansion of renewable energy sources. This initiative is seen…
Montenegro is intensifying its efforts to transition towards renewable energy sources as part of a broader strategy to decrease its dependence on electricity imports. This initiative,…
Montenegro is preparing to launch a new offshore oil and gas exploration tender, raising critical discussions about the potential economic implications of successful hydrocarbon discoveries. While…
Montenegro is poised to enhance its renewable energy generation capabilities by focusing on areas with minimal environmental and social disruption. A recent analytical assessment has highlighted…
As Montenegro navigates its energy transition, investment opportunities are increasingly found not in the ownership of energy assets but in the provision of essential services that…
Pljevlja, a municipality in Montenegro, is navigating the complexities of transitioning from a coal-dependent economy. While tourism is not expected to replace traditional energy sectors, it…
Montenegro’s energy sector in 2025 is both a vulnerability and a strategic asset — a recurring theme in coverage from Monte.Business and Monte.News. Hydropower has long been Montenegro’s backbone, providing relatively…
Montenegro’s energy sector sits at the intersection of national priorities, regional integration and global environmental obligations. Local news in recent days, particularly through MINA Business, has…
