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Montenegro: Electricity price to increase by 5.6% from January

From January 2024, the price of electricity in Montenegro will increase by 5.63%, Director of Energy and Water Regulatory Authority (REGAGEN) Igor Telebak announced.

Electricity distribution system operator CEDIS submitted a request to the regulatory agency in order to raise electricity prices for the next regulatory period.

Telebak explained that the increase for the largest category of customers within the distribution system is 5.63%, which includes households with two-meter tariffs.

For households with two-tariff meters, there will be an increase of 1.51 euros in the monthly electricity bill.

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