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Montenegro: TSO Co CGES & TERNA expects underwater power cable resume of works

After Croatia accepted that undersea cable could be set through its waters, there are no obstacles to continue the project of energy connection between Montenegro and Italy.

It is expected soon to be continued installing of energy cable from Italy to Montenegro 250 kilometers long, which will be eventually connected to the power station, whose construction has begun in Lastva Grbaljska.

Energy cable from Montenegro to Italy will be operational in early 2017th, are the projections of Montenegrin Electrical Transmission System which implements the project with Italian Terna. “Under the current dynamic plan that was presented to us by the strategic partner Terna, and according to the plans of our contractors, energy cable should be in operation in early 2017th“, said earlier in CGES. , transmits Serbia-energy.eu

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