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EPCG seeks €64.2 million financing to deliver ten renewable energy projects

Montenegro’s state-owned power utility, Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG), has requested government approval for a long-term loan of up to €64.22 million to finance a portfolio of ten renewable...

Montenegro’s Pljevlja zinc-lead tender turns an old mining district into a new capital test

Montenegro has reopened one of its most important base-metals questions by launching a concession procedure for zinc and lead at the deposits of Šuplja stijena, Đurđeve vode,...

EPCG’s capital reduction is a technical move, but it lands in the middle of a much larger energy investment cycle

Elektroprivreda Crne Gore has reduced its share capital by cancelling treasury shares, a corporate-finance move that is technical in form but still important for how...

Montenegro’s Kapino Polje solar approval tests the ESG boundary of state-led renewables

EPCG’s Kapino Polje B1 solar project is small in capacity but large in policy significance. The 11.4 MWp plant near Nikšić is expected to produce around 15.8...
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Montenegro’s airport numbers confirm that tourism growth depends on air access

Montenegro’s tourism strategy cannot be separated from aviation. The country’s first-quarter airport passenger traffic reached around 310,342 passengers, broadly confirming that air access remains one of...
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