Montenegro exported 78.5 million euros of electricity in January-September 2026, about 18% of its merchandise exports. Electricity supply output surged in the third quarter, but the production increase does not guarantee a lasting export surplus.
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Montenegro is considering suspending wood pellet exports to increase availability on the domestic market after regulated retail prices failed to resolve reported shortages. The proposed intervention…
Montenegro’s tourism expansion is increasing demand across the economy, but the benefits for domestic businesses remain linked to the country’s ability to supply the sector and…
Foreign visitors generated 91.3% of overnight stays in Montenegro’s collective accommodation establishments during September 2026, according to MONSTAT, underlining the importance of international demand to the…
Montenegro’s road-haulage sector is preparing a coordinated protest over the application of Schengen mobility rules to professional drivers, warning that restrictions on non-EU nationals could increasingly…
Montenegro recorded a €1.92 billion merchandise trade deficit in the first half of 2026, as goods exports declined while imports continued to increase. Merchandise exports amounted…
Montenegro’s European Union accession process is linked to changes in standards, institutions and market access that can affect investment conditions before the country becomes an EU…
The Port of Bar’s location on the Adriatic gives Montenegro access to a potentially important regional transport corridor, while its ability to attract and move cargo…
Prices of imported industrial products in Montenegro increased 5.4% year on year in the second quarter of 2026, according to data from the national statistical office,…
The Port of Bar handled approximately 684,330 tonnes of cargo in the first six months of 2026, down 19% from the 849,140 tonnes recorded in the…
