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Perucica hydropower returns to full 307 MW after EPCG overhaul

Montenegro’s Perucica hydropower plant has returned to its full 307 MW capacity following the completion of the final stage of its annual overhaul by...

Two-tier flexibility market framework for Montenegro’s aggregators and flexible loads

Montenegro is developing regulatory foundations for a two-level electricity flexibility market that would allow the same class of aggregators and flexible consumers to support...

EPCG advances 40-MW Kapino Polje solar plant near Niksic

Montenegrin state utility EPCG is advancing construction of the 40-MW Kapino Polje solar plant near Niksic. The project expands the company’s solar activities beyond...

Montenegro and Japan sign five-year framework for grids, LNG and low-carbon tech

Montenegro and Japan have signed a five-year energy cooperation agreement covering electricity networks, LNG, gas supply and low-carbon technologies. The memorandum is designed as...

Household electricity bills in Montenegro rise 25% in August on higher summer use

Montenegro’s average household electricity bill increased to €49.31 in August, according to state utility EPCG. The figure was up 25% compared with the same...

Kapino Polje solar complex expands EPCG generation near Nikšić to about 40 MW

Construction progress on L1, L2 and B1 sections Work has started on the Kapino Polje project near Nikšić, with activity under way on the L1,...

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Hungary power premium widens as weaker wind drives Southeast Europe imports and prices

Day-ahead electricity prices rose across most of Southeast Europe for Friday delivery as weaker wind generation increased the region’s import requirement, widening Hungary’s premium...

CBAM reshapes Western Balkan electricity trade, strengthening Serbia-Ukraine corridor

The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is contributing to a shift in Western Balkan electricity flows, strengthening Serbia’s position as a northern transit...

Revised CBAM rules could boost Western Balkan renewable electricity exports to the EU

Proposed changes to the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) could give Western Balkan renewable electricity producers a more practical route into European markets...

Revised CBAM rules could improve EU market access for Western Balkan renewable electricity

Proposed changes to the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) could create a more practical route for Western Balkan renewable electricity to enter European...

European Parliament backs CBAM electricity changes as Western Balkan power trade contracts

The European Parliament has backed changes to the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) that could reduce some of its most disruptive effects...