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Montenegro’s energy transition is beginning to create a business opportunity that extends well beyond building new wind and solar plants.
The next...
Montenegro is preparing a roughly €50 million energy-transition programme for the northern town of Pljevlja with the World Bank, targeting renewable heating, district-heating expansion and household...
Draft amendments would shorten permitting timelines, elevate green power projects to public-interest status and give public buildings a larger role in the country’s energy...
Montenegro’s energy transition is beginning to move beyond the old debate between hydropower, coal and small hydro concessions. The new story is taking shape...
The first wave of Europe’s energy transition was defined by renewable generation. Wind farms and solar parks became the dominant investment themes as governments...
For decades Montenegro’s energy story was largely defined by hydropower reservoirs, the Pljevlja coal power plant and its strategic position between the electricity systems...
