Over the next ten years, Montenegro has projected €2.5 billion in investments for the construction of additional renewable energy facilities for electricity production, primarily through private…
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Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG) has extended the validity of its existing discounts to help mitigate the impact of increased network service prices and provide more favorable…
The Electric Power Industry of Montenegro (EPCG) is seeking a company to provide expert supervision during the commissioning of the Pljevlja Thermal Power Plant (TPP) following…
Representatives of Alcazar Energy Partners, the company developing the Bijela wind farm in Montenegro, held a voluntary public meeting with residents of Plužine municipality, including the…
Swiss company Tara Resources has initiated arbitration proceedings against Montenegro following the government’s decision to terminate its concession agreement for mineral exploitation at the Brskovo mine…
Since the end of 2008, the Ćehotina River has been redirected through a concrete channel and tunnels due to large coal reserves located beneath and along…
Work on the ecological reconstruction of Montenegro’s Pljevlja Thermal Power Plant, which began on April 1, is progressing on schedule toward a planned completion and re-synchronization…
The Coal Mine plans to build a solar power plant with a capacity of 81.12 MWp in Pljevlja. This is outlined in the proposed urban-technical conditions…
Montenegro views the Energy Community as a key partner on its path toward full integration into the unified European energy market, said Admir Šahmanović, Minister of…
Swiss company 8B Capital, which signed a lease agreement last year with Montenegrin power utility EPCG for two facilities—Željezara steel plant and the forging shop—has not…
