Montenegro’s electricity import bill has dropped to less than €42 million in 2026, compared with almost €182 million in 2025, as domestic generation recovered following the…
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State-controlled coal producer Rudnik uglja Pljevlja has started commercial operations at a leased asphalt plant in Bušnje, establishing a new business activity as the local economy…
Montenegro has added 11 locations to its 2026 geological exploration and mineral extraction programme, including sites for copper, lead, zinc and red bauxite, alongside construction stone.…
Montenegro’s Pljevlja thermal power complex generated about 442,000 MWh of electricity from June through August, representing approximately 65% of EPCG’s total production during the three-month period.…
Montenegro distributed more than €33 million from its Equalisation Fund to 18 less-developed municipalities in the first half of 2026, with northern local governments receiving the…
Montenegro is preparing an approximately €50 million energy-transition programme for Pljevlja, combining cleaner household heating, district-heating expansion and building-efficiency measures in the coal-dependent municipality. The proposed…
Montenegro is preparing an approximately €50 million energy-transition programme for Pljevlja, focused on renewable heating, district-heating expansion and household energy efficiency as the coal-dependent municipality plans…
Montenegro’s mining and quarrying sector recorded strong growth in the second quarter of 2026, while concession procedures in Pljevlja are opening a potential new phase of…
Montenegro’s 225MW Pljevlja thermal power plant supplied about 40% of domestic electricity generation in 2024, while its ecological reconstruction is addressing sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, particulate…
Montenegro’s Ministry of Energy and Mining has opened a public tender for a concession covering detailed geological exploration and exploitation of zinc and lead deposits in…
