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Gas output falls across South-East Europe as renewables and hydro cut into marginal dispatch
During calendar week 13, thermal generation declined across South-East Europe, led by a sharper drop in gas-fired output. The shift reflects renewables and hydro taking more…
Hydropower rises in week 13, but uneven water conditions underline regional power-market fragmentation
Hydropower generation across South-East Europe jumped in calendar week 13, up 17.35% (+553.5 GWh), led by Türkiye. But the gains were split unevenly across countries, with…
Solar-led renewable growth lifts South-East Europe output, but wind variability keeps prices and balancing tight
Renewable generation across South-East Europe rose 12.2% in calendar week 13, driven primarily by a 27.7% jump in solar output. Wind increased far less, leaving system…
Türkiye drives SEE demand rebound in week 13, reshaping regional load and cross-border flows
South-East Europe’s electricity demand rebounded in calendar week 13, up 5.04% week-on-week, but the improvement was overwhelmingly driven by Türkiye’s sharp jump of 13.91% (+816 GWh).…
EU reform-linked funding gives Montenegro a predictable investment pipeline through 2030
Montenegro’s EU reform agenda is directly tied to staged EU disbursements, creating a performance-based financing cycle where progress on defined milestones unlocks additional capital. The structure…
Montenegro’s tourism upgrades are turning hotels and marinas into energy-and-digital investment platforms
In Montenegro, rising energy costs and digitalisation efforts are pushing hospitality operators to upgrade assets that were once treated purely as tourism businesses. The shift is…
Montenegro’s reform push reframes the country as an EU-facing nearshore services and infrastructure hub
Montenegro’s reform agenda is increasingly being read as a deliberate effort to align with EU standards, positioning the country to host lower-cost, EU-compatible services and infrastructure.…
Montenegro’s fiscal reform agenda is the gatekeeper for private investment
Montenegro’s public debt, widening deficits and a large current account gap are setting the risk parameters for investors. The government’s fiscal governance and debt-management reforms—along with…
Montenegro overhauls public investment and PPP rules to make infrastructure funding more predictable
Montenegro’s reform agenda is tightening how projects are selected, appraised and delivered, while introducing more structured PPP frameworks. For investors, the shift could improve pipeline quality…
Montenegro’s SOE overhaul and procurement modernisation are creating an advisory and platform business
Montenegro’s reform agenda is reshaping how state-owned enterprises operate and how public contracts are awarded, with EU-aligned procurement and greater disclosure of financial data. The shift…