Browsing: Montenegro

President of the Board of Directors of Montenegrin state-owned power utility EPCG Djoko Krivokapic said that good operational readiness and reliability of energy facilities operated by…

According to the data published by Montenegrin electricity market operator COTEE, the country’s sole wind farm Krnovo produced 24,707 MWh of electricity in November, significantly higher…

Montenegrin electricity transmission system operator CGES has earned around 3 million euros by auctioning the capacity of an undersea cable connecting Montenegro and Italy. The electricity…

The regulatory framework for the electricity sector is primarily set out in the 2016 umbrella Energy Act, which deals with the generation, transmission, distribution and supply…

Montenegrin state bought 636,793 shares of power utility EPCG from Italian company A2A for some 2.85 million euros. Thus, it increased its share in EPCG’s ownership…

According to Energy Balance for 2020, electricity generation of Mozura wind farm, the second Montenegrin wind farm which was officially commissioned in mid-November, is planned in…

Bosnia and Herzegovina Responsibilities for the electricity sector are divided between the central government and the entities – Republika Srpska and the Federation of B&H.…

Serbian Minister of Mining and Energy Aleksandar Antic met with Republika Srpska Energy Minister Petar Djokic and State Secretary of the Ministry of Economy of Montenegro…

The Government of Montenegro has extended Energean Oil & Gas’s licence by a year to explore two offshore blocks as the company required more time. Montenegro…

According to the data published by Montenegrin electricity market operator COTEE, the country’s sole wind farm Krnovo produced 6,466 MWh of electricity in September, significantly lower…