Energy

Montenegro’s Pellet Market Faces Supply Concerns

Montenegro’s pellet market is facing growing concerns as consumers struggle to find heating pellets at the government-regulated...

Regional energy momentum: Sarajevo Energy & Climate Week 2026

Sarajevo Energy & Climate Week 2026, the region’s largest platform dedicated to energy, climate policy and the sustainable transition, opened in Sarajevo today and...

Slovenia and Japan Join Forces to Develop Carbon-Neutral Hydrogen Ecosystem

Representatives of Slovenian electricity grid operator Eles and gas transmission system operator Plinovodi signed a memorandum of cooperation with the Japanese multinational in Tokyo....

Montenegro Looks to Swedish Expertise for Energy Transition

Montenegro is looking to deepen energy cooperation with Sweden as it moves from sector reforms towards investment and technological modernisation. Energy and Mining Minister...

Serbia Faces Pressure on Electricity Prices Amid Rising Energy Costs

Speaking in Kragujevac, Đedović Handanović said Serbia has sufficient reserves of petroleum products, which have doubled over the past four years, but warned that...

Malta Reaffirms Support for Montenegro’s EU Accession

Fearne is the first Maltese foreign minister to make an official visit to Montenegro since the country gained independence in 2006. The visit comes...

Montenegro Plans €50 Million Just Energy Transition Investment in Pljevlja

Montenegro is preparing an investment of around €50 million to support the just energy transition of Pljevlja, with a focus on cleaner heating, improved...

Western Balkans Push CBAM Changes as European Parliament Takes Up Regional Proposal

A regional proposal to amend the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) for the electricity sector has reached the European Parliament, marking a major...

Serbia Eyes First Nuclear Power Plant After 2040

Speaking about Serbia’s long-term energy plans, Đedović Handanović said that the construction of a nuclear power plant remains a strategic objective but emphasized that such a...

Šahmanović: Montenegro Open to Danish Investment in Clean Energy

Montenegro is seeking to strengthen cooperation with Denmark in renewable energy and the green transition as it looks to attract new investment and international...

Montenegro Prepares New Renewable Energy Auctions

Montenegro is preparing to relaunch renewable energy auctions as part of broader efforts to accelerate investment in the country's green energy transition. Energy and...

New Belgrade Residents Receive Grants for Energy Efficiency Upgrades

A total of 284 residents of New Belgrade have received contracts for subsidies to improve the energy efficiency of their homes, as part of...

NIS Concludes Negotiations With MOL

Under the proposed arrangement, if Russia’s Gazprom Neft agrees to sell its 56.15% stake in NIS to MOL and the transaction receives approval from the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets...

Albania Approves Draft Law to Align Electricity Market With EU Rules

Speaking after a government meeting, Infrastructure and Energy Minister Enea Karakaçi said the legislation represents the most important reform of the sector since the...

Half a Century of HE Piva Powers Montenegro’s Energy Future

The hydropower plant HE Piva celebrated its 50th anniversary in Plužine, bringing together representatives of Montenegro’s power utility EPCG, local authorities, partner companies, and generations...

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