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Montenegro: Electricity price will not increase in January

Representatives of EPCG and the Ministry of Energy and Mining announced that electricity price for residential consumers will not increase from January 2024.

The authorities will have to find a way to ensure that electricity bills do not increase if distribution system operator CEDIS raises its service fees.

Last week, Director of Energy and Water Regulatory Authority (REGAGEN) Igor Telebak, announced that the price of electricity will increase by 5.6% from January 1.

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