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Montenegro, As of November 21, EPCG exported electricity worth EUR 25.6 million

As of November 21, Elektroprivreda (EPCG) exported electricity worth EUR 25.6 million, said the president of the company’s Board of Directors, Milutin Đukanović.

– From November 21 until today, we exported electricity worth EUR 25.6 million for EPCG – said Đukanović on Twitter.

As previously announced by the company, the export of surplus electricity started thanks to a favorable hydrological wave and a large amount of precipitation in the pre-thon period. This export trend is also expected in the next five months, when Elektroprivreda is expected to have a profit of several tens of millions of euros, eKapija reports.

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