Montenegro has completed a major phase of reconstruction on the Đurđevića Tara bridge ahead of schedule, with the government targeting completion of the overall project before…
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Households in Pljevlja, northern Montenegro, could see their water and wastewater bills more than double under proposed tariff increases aimed at strengthening the local utility’s finances…
Montenegro is preparing a €55 million financing package for water infrastructure, combining a proposed World Bank loan with funding from the OPEC Fund for International Development…
Montenegro’s fisheries sector is facing tensions over operating conditions as authorities expand monitoring, strengthen compliance and develop support services for agricultural and food producers. Commercial fishers…
Family-owned companies in northern Montenegro are adding tourism activities to established businesses and inherited properties, with development taking place alongside production and logistics operations. Pakcentar, a…
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…
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…
