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Montenegro advances regulatory approval for 60 MW solar project

The energy landscape in Montenegro is poised for significant change following the approval of a new solar energy initiative. The national environmental authority has granted its endorsement for the environmental impact assessment of a 60 MW solar plant proposed by Qair Montenegro, a subsidiary of Qair International, in the Nikšić region. This regulatory milestone allows the project to move forward, marking a pivotal step in the country’s renewable energy strategy.

Situated in the village of Petrovići, the solar facility will span approximately 51 hectares and feature over 85,000 solar panels. The project is set to utilize high-efficiency modules from Trina Solar, with the environmental study ensuring compliance with all legal standards while incorporating measures aimed at minimizing ecological impact.

This initiative is part of a larger strategy by Qair Montenegro to expand its portfolio of renewable energy projects within the municipality. Another notable effort is the Jabuka solar plant, which has also received initial urban planning approval and is expected to match the capacity of the Petrovići project.

Among Qair’s developments in Montenegro, the most advanced is the Rudine solar power plant, which has a capacity of 50 MW and an estimated investment value of around 40 million euros. This project secured its environmental permit earlier this year and has established a network connection agreement with CGES. It is projected to commence operations by late 2028, further solidifying Qair’s commitment to enhancing renewable energy generation in the region.

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