Montenegro is pursuing a proposed 600 MW interconnector with Italy as it seeks to expand electricity exports and attract investment. The country also expects to rely on its Pljevlja coal plant until 2041.
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Montenegro’s state-owned electricity utility Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG) recorded €171.9 million in outstanding customer electricity obligations, with residential consumers accounting for nearly two-thirds of the total.…
Montenegro’s government has referred proposed management changes at state-controlled electricity utility EPCG to the Finance Ministry for financial assessment, delaying the creation of additional executive positions…
Montenegrin developer MMK Vilusi is advancing plans for a 34.9 MW solar power plant near Nikšić, designed to generate approximately 46.73 GWh of electricity annually. Environmental…
Montenegro’s transition away from coal in Pljevlja involves coordinated investment in electricity generation, energy storage, district heating, environmental compliance and the future use of existing industrial…
EPCG is advancing an investment portfolio spanning wind and solar power, battery storage, hydropower modernisation and the transition of Pljevlja, placing the state-owned utility at the…
Montenegro’s growing portfolio of renewable energy projects is increasing the importance of grid capacity, electricity storage, balancing services and access to regional power markets in determining…
Montenegro’s electricity interconnector with Italy is becoming increasingly relevant to regional power trading as electricity prices diverge across Southeast Europe and the country prepares to expand…
Montenegro’s electricity market is gaining strategic importance through its connections with neighbouring power systems and Italy, with cross-border electricity flows, hydropower flexibility and renewable energy integration…
Montenegro’s infrastructure and energy investment pipeline is increasingly centred on public companies and financial institutions with established access to European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)…
