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Household electricity bills in Montenegro rose in July 2026

Montenegro’s average household electricity bill increased to €42.36 in July 2026, up from €33.80 in June. The July figure was also 5.4% higher year...

Montenegro: Average electricity bill increases by 22.8% in December 2024

In December 2024, the average electricity bill for households in Montenegro reached 45.86 euros, marking a 22.8% increase compared to the previous month (37.35...

Montenegro: October electricity bills show mixed trends

In October 2024, the average electricity bill for households in Montenegro was 27.9 euros, reflecting a 4.8% decrease compared to the previous month’s average...

Montenegro, Average electricity bill for households in February 2023 amounted to 40.32 euros

Average electricity bill for households in February 2023 amounted to 40.32 euros, 16.5 % higher than in February last year (34.6 euros) and 3...

Montenegro, Average electricity bill for households in November 2022 amounted to 31.07 euros

Average electricity bill for households in November 2022 amounted to 31.07 euros, 4.6 % higher than in November last year (29.71 euros) and 18.1...

Montenegro, Average electricity bill for households in September amounted to 26.62 euros

Average electricity bill for households in September 2022 amounted to 26.62 euros, 5.2 % higher than in September last year (25.31 euros) and 7.1...

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