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Copper and barite mining in Pljevlja moves closer to reality as Montenegro plans new concessions

Montenegro’s annual concession granting plan for 2026 includes provisions to begin detailed geological exploration and potential mining of copper ore near the village of...

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...

Vrulja – Mijakovići road opens, cutting travel time from Pljevlja to Podgorica

The Vrulja - Mijakovići road has officially opened to traffic. This 7.5-kilometer section cost over €7.5 million (€7,697,497.53 including VAT) to construct. The project...

Pljevlja – Montenegro’s industrial and energy stronghold

Pljevlja is one of Montenegro’s most economically consequential municipalities, despite lying far from the coastal tourism centres and political institutions of the south. As...
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Nikšić & Pljevlja – Montenegro’s industrial north and its new winter potential

Not every city in Montenegro is a postcard. Not every destination is meant to be luxury. And that is exactly why Nikšić and Pljevlja matter. These two northern...

Pljevlja nears completion of first phase of long-awaited district heating project

The first phase of Pljevlja’s most important environmental project—the town’s district heating system—is nearing completion. In the coming period, the completed facilities will enter...
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