Tag: Montenegro

Montenegro balancing reform opens market to batteries, demand response and aggregators

Montenegro is preparing a broader, more market-based balancing system that would allow batteries, demand response, generators and aggregated portfolios to compete in providing reserves,...

Montenegro transport reforms shift EU accession test from laws to market access

Montenegro’s push to close the EU transport-policy chapter is moving beyond legislative alignment toward a more difficult test: whether new rules can make freight,...

CAAP challenges Montenegro airport strategy as concession uncertainty deepens

Montenegro’s airport investment strategy has moved into a direct dispute over who should fund and control the expansion of Podgorica and Tivat airports, after...

Montenegro weighs shareholder voting reform as governance deadlocks cloud asset values

Montenegro is preparing to ease shareholder voting rules after governance deadlocks at several major companies highlighted a broader investment risk: minority shareholders can effectively...
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CGES shareholders to vote on grid connection for 403 MW Sinjajevina wind pipeline

Montenegro’s transmission-system operator CGES will ask shareholders to approve grid-connection agreements for around 403 MW of planned Sinjajevina wind capacity, moving one of the...

ECB rate hike may slow Montenegro lending-cost decline as banks retain deposit buffer

The European Central Bank’s latest interest-rate increase is unlikely to cause an immediate shock to Montenegro’s banking system, but it could slow the decline...
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