Montenegro has shifted its planned 60 MW / 240 MWh battery project toward a strategic-partner model after the government did not approve borrowing for EPCG’s original procurement. A government working group for the strategic project took effect on 17 October 2026.
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The Montenegrin government is taking decisive steps to strengthen oversight in its fuel market by selecting a consortium tasked with implementing a nationwide fuel-marking system. This…
The Montenegrin government is undertaking significant reforms to assert control over the country’s national internet infrastructure by placing the .me national domain under direct state oversight.…
The Montenegrin government has initiated an extensive infrastructure master plan, earmarking approximately €4.7 billion for investments through 2030. This initiative marks a significant development phase aimed…
Montenegro’s government has delayed a critical decision regarding the restructuring of Hotelska grupa Budvanska rivijera, a key player in the nation’s tourism sector. The postponement comes…
The Montenegrin government is set to launch a new economic policy phase focused on lowering structural operating costs for local companies. Prime Minister Milojko Spajić has…
The coastal municipality of Tivat in Montenegro has been awarded a grant of €9.5 million from the European Union to enhance its water supply and wastewater…
The Government of Montenegro has officially removed three significant tourism investment projects from its strategic development list, a decision made during a recent government session. This…
A recent visit by a delegation from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to Montenegro underscored the critical need for aligning investment efforts with…
The Government of Montenegro has formalized an energy cooperation agreement with the United Arab Emirates (UAE), signaling a significant advancement in bilateral economic relations and paving…
