Montenegro’s electricity sector recorded a sharp recovery in 2026, following a year in which reduced domestic generation contributed significantly to weaker economic performance. Output of electricity,…
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Montenegro is developing its renewable-energy sector around a combination of hydropower, solar and wind resources, supported by a subsea electricity interconnection with Italy. The country’s energy…
Montenegro’s renewable energy acceleration framework has triggered debate over land rights, environmental procedures and infrastructure planning as the country prepares major grid investments to connect new…
Montenegro’s electricity transmission operator CGES is preparing for a major expansion of its infrastructure portfolio, with the balance-sheet value of newly classified assets expected to reach…
Montenegro’s renewable energy pipeline could expand with the proposed 92.4 MW Njegovuđa wind farm in the Municipality of Žabljak, after project developer Wind Europe MNE submitted…
Montenegro’s planned Korita wind farm has secured a transmission connection agreement with national electricity transmission operator CGES for an 88 MW facility valued at €132 million,…
Montenegro’s Korita wind farm has signed a connection agreement with the national transmission system operator CGES, but the planned 88 MW renewable-energy project remains without a…
Montenegro’s state-owned power utility Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG) has requested government approval for long-term borrowing of up to €64.22 million to finance a portfolio of 10…
Montenegro’s wind energy sector is entering a new investment phase following the development of the 72 MW Krnovo and 46 MW Možura wind farms and the…
Montenegro is not the largest renewable market in Southeast Europe. It does not have Romania’s vast plains, Serbia’s gigawatt-scale ambition, or Croatia’s deep EU grid integration.…
