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Capturing energy value without owning assets

Energy transition is often framed in terms of power plants, grids, and large capital projects. In Montenegro, however, the most attractive investment opportunities lie...

Pljevlja: Tourism as a complement to energy transition

Pljevlja represents Montenegro’s most complex case. As a coal-dependent municipality facing long-term energy transition, tourism is not a replacement sector but a complementary stabiliser. Tourism assets...

Energy transition and export potential: Montenegro’s strategic opportunity

Montenegro’s energy sector in 2025 is both a vulnerability and a strategic asset — a recurring theme in coverage from Monte.Business and Monte.News. Hydropower has long been Montenegro’s backbone, providing...

Energy transition in Montenegro: Between ambition, regulation and market realities as the country aligns with EU standards

Montenegro’s energy sector sits at the intersection of national priorities, regional integration and global environmental obligations. Local news in recent days, particularly through MINA...
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Government and EPCG coordinate strategy ahead of 2026 CBAM introduction

Minister of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Northern Region Development Damjan Ćulafić and Minister of Energy and Mining Admir Šahmanović visited the Montenegrin state power...

European Investment Bank opens office in Montenegro to boost green and infrastructure projects

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has strengthened its presence in Montenegro by opening a representative office in Podgorica, signaling renewed support for the country’s...
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