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Montenegro courier market pivots to a high-value coastal logistics corridor anchored by Podgorica–Budva–Tivat–Kotor–Herceg Novi
Montenegro’s courier and last-mile delivery market is shifting from fragmented parcel transport toward precision logistics concentrated along the Podgorica–Budva–Tivat–Kotor–Herceg Novi corridor, where e-commerce growth and tourism-driven…
Hydropower and solar rise as thermal output falls in North Macedonia’s February power mix
North Macedonia’s electricity production in February 2026 fell overall, but hydropower more than doubled while thermal generation dropped sharply. Imports also declined, pointing to a smaller…
Montenegro rent-a-car market shifts from seasonal volume to premium-led consolidation
Montenegro’s rent-a-car sector is moving away from opportunistic, summer-only growth as online booking transparency, rising vehicle and insurance costs, and a tilt toward high-value tourism push…
Alteo brings new 20 MWh battery storage online in Győr as Hungary backs grid flexibility
Alteo has commissioned a new 20 MWh battery energy storage system in Győr, designed to work alongside an existing gas-fired power plant to make better use…
Alabbar eyes Montenegro’s southern coast as it looks beyond the Budva boom
Dubai developer Mohamed Alabbar is exploring a major new development push in Montenegro focused on Štoj and the Velika Plaža area near Ulcinj, aiming to shift…
GREGY interconnector builds momentum as EU targets renewable power corridor from Egypt via Greece
The European Commission is elevating the GREGY Egypt–Greece electricity link within its Mediterranean strategy, positioning it as a long-term route for renewable power into European markets.…
Budva enters a correction phase as property prices fall in some segments
After years of rapid expansion tied to foreign demand and tourism investment, Budva’s property market is cooling. In parts of the market, prices are reported to…
EU–Montenegro summit to focus on accession delivery, power-market integration and investable project pipelines
The upcoming EU–Montenegro summit in Montenegro is expected to move beyond symbolism, centering on a faster accession path, deeper alignment with EU electricity market rules, and…
Bosnia’s FBiH power generation slips in March as imports fall and coal output declines
Gross electricity production in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) fell to 690 GWh in March 2026, down 4.7% year on year. The drop coincided…
Montenegro’s draft grid rules reshape renewable economics around flexibility, storage and location
Montenegro’s draft transmission system rules move the investment focus from building generation to securing grid access, meeting stability requirements and managing curtailment and balancing costs. The…