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Montenegro’s power grid modernization is emerging as a core EU integration requirement

Montenegro’s energy transition will not be decided only by how many solar or wind projects are built. It will be decided by whether the...

Gvozd wind farm signals Montenegro’s shift toward a renewable-driven industrial and grid modernization cycle

The launch of trial operations at the Gvozd wind farm marks more than the commissioning of another renewable-energy project. It represents the clearest signal yet that...

EPCG after coal: The utility at the center of Montenegro’s renewable transition

Montenegro’s energy transition increasingly revolves around one institution. While wind farms, solar projects, battery storage systems and transmission corridors dominate headlines, the deeper structural...

EPCG–Masdar renewable platform signals Gulf capital’s energy transition push

The proposed renewable-energy cooperation between EPCG and Masdar places Montenegro inside one of the most important capital-flow trends reshaping South-East Europe: the entry of Gulf-backed energy-transition investors into...
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EPCG’s new energy portfolio expands Montenegro’s path toward supply security and market resilience

Montenegro’s state utility Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG) is moving into a new investment cycle aimed at reshaping the country’s energy system, with a growing...

EPCG’s €92 million loss exposes structural fragility in Montenegro’s power system

Montenegro’s state-owned utility Elektroprivreda Crne Gore has reported a net loss of €92.1mn, marking one of the weakest financial results in its recent history and...
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