The average electricity bill for households in Montenegro for February, excluding readings from meters in properties that are not permanently inhabited, amounted to €41.03. “Households in…
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The possibility of restarting operations at the coal mine in Berane was one of the main topics during the visit of the Minister of Mining, Oil,…
The Oil and Petroleum Derivatives Distribution Group of the Chamber of Commerce unanimously adopted a request to the Government and the Assembly to withdraw amendments to…
The Electric Power Company of Montenegro (EPCG) plans to build the Štedim solar power plant in Nikšić. The total capacity of the facility would be 115…
All types of fuel will decrease in price by five to six cents starting at midnight, according to the Ministry of Mining, Oil and Gas. Eurosuper…
Fuel marking is an integral part of the Energy Law, which, along with government amendments, will be discussed in Parliament at its next session. The expected…
Energy efficiency is a key step towards a sustainable future for Montenegro, with over 4,500 households already working to improve energy savings, according to a United…
The Minister of Mines, Oil and Gas, and the Head of the Ministry of Energy, Admir Šahmanović, called for a meeting with energy company management to…
Montenegro is currently implementing the SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) and ADMS (Advanced Distribution Management System) projects, aimed at enhancing the reliability and quality of…
Swiss company 8B Capital has yet to begin production at the Željezara facilities, and the workers who were supposed to be transferred are still waiting. However,…
