Montenegro’s ambitions for economic growth through the development of new energy sources and infrastructure have hit roadblocks, largely due to environmental protests. Despite decades of government…
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The director of Montenegro’s National Dispatch Center, Ranko Redžić, assured that the country’s power grid is stable and well-prepared for the upcoming summer tourist season. Redžić…
The Civic Movement URA has unveiled a Platform for Energy Development in Montenegro, designed to significantly bolster the economy, according to its representatives. The Platform, a…
The Regulatory Agency for Energy and Regulated Utility Services (REGAGEN) granted licenses to Timkom and Novi Gas companies for engaging in energy-related activities. During its session…
The 2024 Concession Plan for detailed geological exploration and exploitation of mineral resources includes granting concessions for seven additional locations, as confirmed by the Government in…
The Montenegro Power Utility (EPCG) is set to kick off construction of the Gvozd wind farm in July, with plans also in motion for Gvozd 2,…
Montenegro boasts substantial potential in water, wind, and solar energy and aims to introduce 200 megawatts of electricity from new sources over the next two years,…
Minister of Energy and Mining of the Republic of Srpska, Petar Đokić, has expressed his complete willingness to engage in discussions and reach an agreement regarding…
A distinguished Chinese company has recently expressed interest in the Berane coal mine, known for its expertise in mineral extraction among other operations. Nikola Šćekić, the…
A recent gathering in Bar marked the inaugural step towards local involvement in overseeing major projects, as representatives from American investors and municipal authorities convened. This…
