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The Association of Oil Companies of Montenegro (UNKCG) has called for thorough scrutiny by competent authorities into the recent public tender issued by Monteput for the…

In the initial five months of this year, Montenegro allocated approximately 570 million EUR towards imports, while exports amounted to just over half that figure -…

The Hydrocarbons Administration is preparing the necessary documentation for announcing a new public call for awarding concession contracts for oil and gas exploration in Montenegro. First,…

The Association of Oil Companies (UNKCG) has issued a communication to members of the parliamentary Committee on Economy and Finance, outlining concerns about discriminatory provisions within…

In response to media reports linking certain energy sector companies with entities on the U.S. “blacklist,” the Ministry of Energy and Mining has taken action by…

State-owned electro-energy companies in Montenegro, totaling five, have distributed over 6.5 million EUR in donations and sponsorships over the past six years, alongside a notable increase…

Montenegro will need €44.5 million to establish oil reserves by the end of 2028. Of this amount, €7.5 million has been secured as a non-repayable aid…

The Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System (CEDIS) has successfully secured 80,000 new meters, overcoming various challenges in procurement procedures, bidder appeals, and legal delays by the State…

Reconstruction of the Pljevlja Thermal Power Plant (TPP) is set to begin next year and is projected to take seven months to complete, according to Saša…

A recent Eurostat analysis reveals that salaries in Montenegro are just 52% of the EU average, a statistic expected by economist Davor Dokić. This disparity is…