Main power producers in Balkans can’t afford to fall behind in energy transition
The biggest electricity producers in Southeastern Europe need to establish partnerships and move with the times in doing business, according to the participants in a discussion on power utilities in the energy transition, held at BEF 2023
Montenegro to use carbon credit revenue to subsidize solar panel installation
Montenegro raised some EUR 9.26 million in an auction of emission allowances for 2022
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
Regional utilities gather to discuss emissions trading: cooperation toward energy transition
Top managers of five state-owned power companies from BiH, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia have discussed cooperation
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
New solar power project in Montenegro is one of biggest in Southeastern Europe
RES Montenegro Group got the urban planning and technical requirements for a photovoltaic system with a connection capacity of up to 506 MW
EPCG to install 47 MW solar power plant at Nikšić steelworks
Power utility Elektroprivreda Crne Gore bought the company in Nikšić for EUR 20 million from Turkish company Tosçelik.
Montenegro lowers value-added tax for solar panels
The Parliament of Montenegro has adopted amendments to the Law on VAT and the Law on Planning and Construction
