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Energy and utility infrastructure development in the Balkans
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Infrastructure and energy development is progressing continues across several Balkan nations, involving the Balkans, focusing on renewable energy, hydroelectricity, and utility maintenance. management. In Montenegro and Serbia, renewable energy initiatives are advancing. Montenegro has signed a grid connection contract for the EUR 50 million Velestovo photovoltaic project, which includes a an integrated battery energy storage system. system (BESS). In Serbia, the 300 MW Vetrozelena wind farm near Pancevo is entering a technical-assurance phase involving the inspection of phase, with tenders issued to inspect 48 turbines and associated substation turbines, a substation, and a 7.5-kilometre transmission infrastructure. line. In Croatia, utility and energy projects include an environmental impact assessment for the 160 MW Vinodol reversible hydroelectric plant and plant, which involves constructing the Razromir upper reservoir. Additionally, the Kaštela-Trogir water-communal infrastructure works project is underway in the Split area. Meanwhile, Montenegro has scheduled area, involving the construction of secondary sewage and water supply restrictions networks. To promote residential renewables, the Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund has announced 38 million euros in Herceg Novi due subsidies for solar power plants and battery systems, offering up to 70 percent support for households in energy poverty. In Montenegro, utility maintenance on electromechanical equipment at the Trebinje and Dubrovnik hydroelectric plants and plants, alongside repairs to a hydro-technical tunnel. tunnel, led to scheduled water supply restrictions in Herceg Novi from September 7 to September 17. Meanwhile, Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG) reported that its pricing and discount policies, including approximately four million euros allocated for customer discounts, have helped maintain stability despite record energy consumption and a growing household customer base.
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- 2026-08-22 05:13 UTC Energy and utility infrastructure development in the Balkans
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