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Montenegro’s new Waste Law turns producers into buyers of environmental services

Montenegro’s latest waste legislation changes something more fundamental than recycling targets. It begins transferring the economic responsibility for discarded products away from municipalities and...

Green power exporters turn to MRV dashboards as CBAM reporting rules tighten

Renewable electricity producers seeking to use installation-specific emissions under the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism will need to prove far more than the...

CBAM turns Montenegro’s Italy cable into a test for verified green power

Montenegro has one of the Western Balkans’ best physical routes into the European Union electricity market. The problem is that Europe’s new carbon border...

Montenegro has an investment pipeline but not yet the capacity to deliver it

Montenegro is entering an unusually ambitious infrastructure cycle. Motorways, railways, substations, renewable projects, broadband, water systems and municipal facilities are competing for financing and...
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Montenegro’s €74/MWh carbon wedge reprices the Italy cable

Montenegro’s electricity connection with Italy was built around a straightforward commercial proposition: buy electricity in the lower-priced Western Balkans and sell it into the...
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