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Montenegro: Government approved the construction of a new solar power plants

Two solar power plants with a combined installed capacity of 128 MW should be built in Cetinje and Niksic.

The Government issued urban planning and technical conditions for the construction of a solar power plant in Cetinje. The maximum installed capacity of the power plant could reach 60 MW.

Urban planning and technical conditions were issued for the development of technical documentation for the construction of a solar power plant in Niksic, with a maximum installed capacity of 68 MW.  

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