AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRenewables Build-Out: UAE’s Masdar and Montenegro’s EPCG signed deals for 150 MW of solar (Štedim 115 MWp and Krupac 35 MWp) and a framework to develop 400+ MW of pumped-storage hydropower, as their 50/50 joint venture targets up to 2 GW of renewables and grid flexibility. Energy & Infrastructure Finance: The Milot–Balldren highway project cost debate is met with a clarification from Montenegro’s energy/infrastructure minister: EUR 364.7M covers a 35-year concession including design, construction, maintenance, monitoring and tolling, plus tunnels, bridges and stabilization works. Regulatory Update: Montenegro’s telecom regulator EKIP removed Marija Konjevic and appointed Elvis Babacic as acting director for up to three months while a permanent pick is prepared. Shipping & Logistics Disruption: Storm Kiyapo led to cancelled ferry services in the region, including Montenegro Shipping Lines fast crafts to Masbate ports, with passengers urged to follow official port advisories. Defense Procurement: Montenegro ordered about 6,500 small arms from Czechia under a Colt CZ Group supply contract worth EUR 24.2M, including CZ BREN 3 rifles and ammunition. EU Accession & Innovation: A report says EU accession could boost Montenegro’s R&D, but only if the country prepares strong projects, secures co-financing, and sustains long-term policy links between academia and industry.
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