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Montenegro: Average electricity bill – 27.26 euros in June

The average electricity bill for Montenegrin households in June amounted to 27.26 euros. That is 5% lower than in June 2022 – 28.66 euros and 1% higher compared to the previous month – 27.11 euros.

 The lowest average monthly consumption was recorded in Zabljak municipality (18.4 euros), while the highest consumption was in Kotor, where the average bill was 33.5 euros.

Power utility EPCG announced that the households consumed 98.12 million kWh in June, which is 2% less compared to June 2022 and 3% more compared to the previous month.

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