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Montenegro state-owned power utility EPCG has started building its first ever renewables project, the 55 MW Gvozd wind farm, set for completion within 18 months as part of its decarbonisation effort,

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Montenegro risks having a power deficit of 600-800 GWh during the planned eight-month outage of its 225 MW Pljevlja coal-fired plant in 2025, the country’s energy ministry said on Tuesday.

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Renewables developer Qair Montenegro has submitted an environmental impact assessment (EIA) for the 46.55 MW Rudine solar farm in the western Niksic municipality, according to the Montenegrin

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Montenegrin power utility EPCG expects to take its 225 MW coal-fired plant Pljevlja offline for eight months in 2025 despite some procurement delays in the overhaul procedure, it said on Monday.

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Bosnia and Herzegovina's (BiH) power utility Ers has submitted an updated environmental impact assessment (EIA) for the 118 MW Buk Bijela hydropower plant in response to concerns raised by

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The Montenegrin TSO CGES has applied for a EUR 13m loan from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), which it will use to improve grid capacity and bring online various renewables

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Renewables developer Qair Montenegro has submitted a preliminary environmental impact assessment (EIA) for the planned 50 MW Rudine solar farm in the western Niksic municipality, the Montenegrin

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The completion of the 400 kV Lastva-Cevo-Pljevlja power line by the end of 2024 will enable the Montenegrin grid to integrate 1.5 GW of renewables, its TSO CGES told Montel on Monday.

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Montenegro has drafted a new reform agenda that can help it secure EUR 383.5m from the EU, EUR 81.1m of which would be earmarked to speed up its energy transition, the government said on Friday.

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Renewables investor Alcazar Energy has signed a grid connection deal with Montenegrin TSO CGES for the 118.8 MW Bijela wind farm, which should become operational in 2027, a year later than originally

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Montenegro has terminated a long-term land lease contract with a consortium consisting of power utility EPCG and Finnish utility Fortum for the 250 MW Briska Gora solar power plant, it told Montel on

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The Montenegrin power utility EPCG has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the French power utility EDF to define a long-term strategic partnership framework in pursuing hydropower