Montenegro’s Power Utility (EPCG) is exploring collaboration opportunities with Slovenian firms in the energy sector and remains receptive to Slovenia’s insights and recommendations in this domain.…
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In Montenegro, a total of 6,000 companies are under Turkish ownership, predominantly operating in tourism, construction and energy sectors. Entrepreneurs who have chosen to establish their…
In Montenegro, the director of the Environmental Protection Agency, Milan Gazdić, has issued a warning about a potential water shortage this year due to insufficient winter…
As the Pljevlja Thermal Power Plant gears up for renovations next year, Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG) anticipates a shortfall of approximately 400 gigawatt hours (GWh) of…
A protest camp to protect the Komarnica River is underway from May 1st to 5th. Located in the village of Duži near Šavnik, it has attracted…
Over the past year, Montenegro has witnessed significant interest from both domestic and international participants in its day-ahead electricity market. According to the Electricity Market Exchange…
In the Bijelo Polje settlement of Korita, plans are underway to construct a wind farm with a total installed capacity of 72.60 MW. This development is…
Prime Minister Milojko Spajić highlighted the significant potential of Montenegro’s energy transition during a meeting with Germany’s Vice Chancellor and Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and…
Montenegro’s electricity distribution system, CEDIS, has concluded three tenders for meter procurement, with around 30,000 meters set to be delivered by year-end, announced Vladimir Ivanović, the…
Three companies based in Podgorica – N1, Sistem-MNE, and PerMonte – are moving forward with plans to develop the Sinjajevina – Part II wind farm in…
