Montenegro – Energy Country Profile

State-owned power utilities are close to starting the construction of a hydropower plant on the territory of Montenegro with a planned capacity is 155…

The Energy Community published the Energy Transition Tracker, which assesses how the low-carbon energy transition is progressing in the Western…

The countries of the Western Balkans signed the Sofia Declaration that contains a list of actions to work with the EU to become a carbon-neutral…

As part of the Economic and Plan for the Western Balkans adopted on 6 October 2020, the European Commission presented guidelines for implementing the…

To maximize system reliability, resilience and stability and minimize costs and environmental impacts, the recent study by the Energy Community gives…

Montenegro has become the first Energy Community Contracting Party that adopted the Law on Protection from the Negative Impact of Climate Change. It…

As Contracting Parties of the energy communities North Macedonia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and partly Serbia are about to make some major…

According to the Montenegrin power market operator, COTEE, the Krnovo wind farm, produced 26,477 MWh of electricity in January, up from 20,822 MWh in…

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has published a contract notice for the Infrastructure Project Facility – Technical Assistance – Energy,…

The Government of Montenegro approved a 30-year concession of two land plots in Ulcinj municipality for the construction of a photovoltaic plant which…