Serbia’s state-owned utility EPS joins Montenegrin Power Exchange
Serbia's state-owned coal and electricity producer has become the eleventh participant in the Montenegrin Power Exchange
Chayton Capital, Montenegro’s EPCG eye new unit in TPP Pljevlja
A British company, the Government of Montenegro and power utility EPCG agreed to transform the economy of the coal town of Pljevlja
Agrisolar project of 148 MW underway on Montenegro-Serbia border
Hungary-based BSD Invest Europe is planning an agrisolar park with a peak capacity of 148.3 MW in Montenegro, on the border with Serbia
Montenegro gives initial clearance for major solar power projects
The Government of Montenegro issued urban planning and technical requirements for three planned photovoltaic units of 265 MW in total
Albania, Montenegro agree to install another electricity interconnection
The TSOs of Albania and Montenegro – OST and CGES – plan to reconstruct a high-voltage power line and install another one
Montenegro’s EPCG to start production of racking for solar power plants
Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG) recently took over the now defunct steelworks Željezara in Nikšić from Tosçelik
Montenegro changes law for coal power plant Pljevlja to continue operating
Before Montenegro's move, the Federation of BiH extended the operation of EPBiH's Tuzla 4 and Kakanj 5 units
Lorkowski: Montenegro should make plan for closing TPP Pljevlja by June
Montenegro should adopt the National Energy and Climate Plan by June, along with a decision on when to shut down thermal power plant Pljevlja