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Nu Energy and Investment plan €50m solar and battery near Cetinje

Nu Energy and Nu Energy and Investment plan to invest approximately €50 million in a solar and battery development near Cetinje, expanding their renewable...

Nu Energy’s Velestovo solar and battery project signs CGES grid connection

Grid connection milestone for Montenegro’s Velestovo Montenegro’s planned Velestovo solar and battery project has reached a development milestone following a network connection agreement signed by...

Velestovo solar-plus-storage project advances grid access and environmental permitting

Montenegro’s proposed Velestovo solar project is progressing through two key development milestones for renewable bankability: transmission access and environmental permitting. The project is described...

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