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Montenegro: Electricity consumption decreased by 1.5% in August

In August 2023, Montenegrin households consumed 134.8 GWh of electricity, which is 1.5 percent less compared to the consumption in July. Compared to August 2022, the consumption is 4.7 percent higher EPCG said in a statement.

The average bill for electricity for households in August amounts to 37.56 euros. Households in Mojkovac recorded the lowest average consumption at the value of 20.13 euros, while the highest average consumption of the previous month was in Ulcinj, where households consumed an average of 70.42 euros of electricity.

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