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Montenegro prepares revised 250 MW solar market-premium auction after first tender failure

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Renewables share drops to 41% as Montenegro targets 50% by 2030

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EPCG tenders supervision for Otilovići small hydropower plant

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Average Montenegrin household electricity bill reaches €33.80 in June 2026

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EPCG Kapino Polje B1 solar project near Nikšić and ESG scrutiny

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Montenegro, Energy tourists may bring us longer season and greater revenues

As Europe prepares for a frigid winter with strict control over the use of natural gas, its citizens have already started booking hotels in...

There was no increase in the price of electricity in Montenegro

In Montenegro, during the current global energy crisis, the price of electricity did not increase, which makes the country one of the few in...

The golden age of the energy sector is coming

In the past year and a half, since it was led by new people, headed by Milutin Đukanović and his team, EPCG achieved success,...

What are the electricity prices in Montenegro compared to Europe

Electricity prices in Montenegro for the first half of the year are slightly more expensive than in the countries of the Western Balkans The price...
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