Around €95 million in subsidies, excluding VAT, have been paid over roughly a decade until August last year to private companies operating mainly small hydroelectric plants…
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In response to the State Audit Institution’s (DRI) findings, Marina Jočić, Chairwoman of the Board of Directors of EPCG – Solar Gradnja, expressed gratitude for the…
EPCG has launched a €12 million tender to connect the waters of Krupac and Slano lakes. According to Nebojša Medojević, leader of the Movement for Changes,…
The Ministry of Energy and Mining stated that they have not officially received the State Audit Institution (SAI) report on EPCG Solar Gradnja and have therefore…
The Ministry of Energy and Mining has presented the draft Green Hydrogen Development Program, the first strategic document of its kind in the region, positioning Montenegro…
Elektroprivreda Crne Gore plans to build the Štedim solar power plant near Nikšić with a total capacity of approximately 137 MWp. The plant is expected to…
At its 88th session, the Government of Montenegro approved a request from the state power utility EPCG to secure a long-term loan of 50 million euros…
Fuel prices have recently increased by up to 8 cents, mainly due to recent tensions in the Middle East, according to Montenegro’s Ministry of Energy and…
The State Audit Institution (DRI) conducted a review of EPCG Solar-gradnja, resulting in a negative opinion on both the company’s financial statements and compliance for 2024.…
Milutin Đukanović, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Montenegro’s Electric Power Company (EPCG), emphasized that the energy sector cannot afford to delay decisions on energy…
