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Nu Energy and Investment plan €50 million solar-plus-storage near Cetinje

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EPCG Gvozd II expansion targets spring 2027 as Montenegro adds 21 MW wind

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Montenegro extends Sinjajevina I wind farm timetable toward 2030

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EPCG to pay €75/t carbon price under Montenegro emissions trading

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Montenegro imports nearly 30% of electricity needs in 2025

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Montenegro power import bill drops below €42 million as domestic supply recovers

Montenegro’s electricity import bill has fallen to less than €42 million so far in 2026, from almost €182 million in 2025, as domestic generation recovered following...
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