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Montenegrin state utility EPCG might postpone taking its 225 MW coal-fired plant Pljevlja offline for upgrade until after 2025, the chair of EPCG’s board of directors Milutin Djukanovic confirmed on

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The 307 MW Perucica hydropower plant in Montenegro was reconnected to the grid on Tuesday following an overhaul that took over a month to complete, its operator, utility EPCG, told Montel on

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Montenegrin TSO CGES aims to complete the construction of the 400 kV power interconnector with Serbia by 2027, it told Montel on Tuesday.

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Montenegro’s government has issued the spatial planning and technical requirements for two solar power plants with a combined capacity of 200 MW.

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Montenegrin utility EPCG and German development Bank KfW have signed an agreement on a EUR 40m loan to finance a new turbine and associated works at the Perucica hydropower plant, EPCG said late on

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The 307 MW Perucica hydropower plant in Montenegro will not be back online and operational before next week, its operator – Montenegrin utility EPCG – said on Thursday.

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The Montenegrin state-owned utility EPCG has adopted plans for battery storage systems (BESS) with up to 245 MWh of combined capacity at its existing facilities, to boost its power system flexibility,

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Montenegro’s government has approved a EUR 10m loan to state-owned power utility EPCG to help fund the Solari 5000+ project, which aims to install 70 MW of solar capacity in households and

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Montenegrin power utility EPCG has published a EUR 1.37m tender for a geological survey that should provide the necessary geotechnical data for the design and construction of its planned Krusevo

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The Montenegrin parliament passed a new long-awaited renewable energy law this week that will prompt auctions for market premiums next year, and is aligned with the EU’s Renewable Energy Directive,

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Montenegro has launched a public debate on a draft energy law in line with the EU directives on common rules for the generation, transmission, distribution and storage of energy, supply of electricity

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Montenegro’s TSO CGES has signed a grid connection deal for an 87.5 MW solar farm with an expected commissioning date of 2028 with the local subsidiary of Turkey’s Agenos Energy, it told Montel on