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Montenegro: Government halved RES fee paid by end consumers

Montenegrin Government had adopted the amendments to the regulation on the incentive fee for the production of electricity from renewable energy sources and high-efficient cogeneration.

The amendment reduce the fee paid by end consumers by 50%. In addition, the state is relieved of paying a portion of the funds for incentivizing production from renewable sources and high-efficiency cogeneration.

Adoption of the amendments was necessary to create a feasible and sustainable mechanism for securing funds for incentivizing the production of electricity from renewable sources and high-efficiency cogeneration, as well as to create conditions for reducing the fee for end consumers due to the significant growth of green electricity on the market, Government said in a statement.

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