Europe Solar PV News Snippets
Axpo Planning 10 MW Solar Plant 1,500 Meters Above Sea Level & More From IW, Voltalia, Modus, EPCG
Switzerland’s Axpo announces 10 MW alpine solar plant; IW report on solar & wind energy workers in Germany; Voltalia bags Co-op as offtaker for UK solar farm; Modus raises funds for 22 MW Lithuania projects; EPCG & Respect Energy to explore.
Europe PV News Snippets
615 MW Solar Capacity Cleared For Grid Connection In Montenegro & More From RoPower, EGP, Belectric, PV Hardware, Tesvolt
Montenegro’s CGES approves grid connection for 615 MW PV capacity; RoPower commissions 80 MW solar plant for Europe’s 1st SMR plant; EGP Romania energizes 63 MW project; Belectric to build 28.5 MW UK plant; L&T contracts PVH for another Saudi.
400 MW Solar Power Plant Planned For Montenegro
Global Renewable Energy Company CWP Global Expands Further Into Europe With Plans To Build Montenegro’s Largest PV Power Plant
Europe and Australia focused renewable energy company CWP Global is expanding its reach in Europe with a 400 MW solar power plant in Montenegro called the Montechevo PV project, the company announced.
Montenegro Launches 70 MW Rooftop Solar Tender
EPCG Opens 70 MW PV Tender Under Solar 5000+ Rooftop Solar Scheme; Says VAT On Solar Panels Lowered To 7 Percent From 21 Percent
Montenegro’s state utility Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG) has launched a tender for 70 MW rooftop solar capacity in the country under its Solari 5000+ program with a budget of €70 million, inviting both individuals and businesses to enter the competition for state subsidies.
New Program For 5,000 Rooftop Solar Systems In Montenegro
Montenegro To Continue Rooftop Solar Program With Solari 5000+ To Install 70 MW Capacity; Public Call To Be Launched In Mid-December 2022
Montenegro’s state utility Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG) has announced a new rooftop solar scheme called Solari 5000+ to target 70 MW capacity for which subsidy will be offered to 5,000 rooftop PV projects selected through competitive procurement.
Montenegro Planning To Hold RE Auctions
EBRD To Support Montenegro Launch Program For Competitive RE Procurement
The Ministry of Capital Investments in Montenegro says it will take technical support of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to design and implement an auction framework for renewable energy sources and launch a comprehensive .
Montenegro Tender For Solar Power Products
Montenegro’s State Utility EPCG Launches Tender To Procure Solar PV Modules, Inverters & Smart Meters For Self-Consumption Category
Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG), the state electricity utility of Montenegro has launched a solicitation process to procure monocrystalline solar modules, inverters and smart meter 3-phase meters, PV system substructure, and energy infrastructure and protective equipment.
New Credit Line Solar PV Systems In Montenegro
Investment & Development Fund Of Montenegro Launches New Credit Line To Encourage Solar PV Deployment By Farmers & MSMEs, With UNDP Support
The Investiciono Razvojni Fond or the Investment and Development Fund (IRF) in Montenegro has launched a new credit line to support solar power installations by farmers and micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) under a new initiative called Green Business Development Support Program.
Montenegro To Pull Back Support For Renewable Energy?
Having Met 33% Renewable Energy Target In Total Energy Consumption, Montenegro Decides To Not Encourage New Renewable Energy Facilities
The Government of Montenegro has decided it will not be encouraging the construction of new facilities for the production of energy from renewable sources.
Europe PV News Snippets: EGP, Canadian Solar, EPBiH, EPCG
Enel Green Power Secures Johnson & Johnson For 10-Year VPPA In Spain; Canadian Solar Signs Solar PPA With Centrica Energy Trading In Italy; EPBiH Seeking Land For Solar PV Projects; Montenegro’s EPCG Exploring Renewable Energy Cooperation With China’s PowerChina
10-Year VPPA for Johnson & Johnson: Enel Green Power Espana (EGPE) has entered into a 10-year pan-European virtual power purchase agreement (VPPA) with healthcare company Johnson & Johnson (J&J) for a total 104 MW renewable energy capacity.
Montenegro Eases Self Power Generation Rules
Montenegro Government Approves Amendments To Law On Energy Easing Process For Citizens To Install Solar Panels, Generate & Sell Excess Power To Grid
A public debate launched in March 2020 to simplify the process of citizens becoming prosumers through solar power generation helped Montenegro to finally amend the Law on Energy and approve it for implementation.
Fortum Consortium Wins 100 MW Montenegro Tender
Montenegro Ministry Of Economy Selects Fortum & EPCG Consortium To Develop 100 MW Solar Power Plant On State Owned To Be Leased
Finland based energy company Fortum Corporation and Montenegro based local utility Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG) have won 100 MW capacity in the 200 MW tender launched by the Montenegro’s Ministry of Economy earlier in 2018 (see 200 MW PV Tender In Montenegro).
Three Bidders For 200 MW Montenegro Tender
Fortum Joins Hands With Montenegro’s Utility EPCG As Bidder For 200 MW Solar Power Tender
Once the 200 MW solar power plant in Briska Gora, Ulcinj municipality is online, the Ministry of Economy says Montenegro’s citizens will not pay for electricity produced from this plant through their electricity bill.
200 MW PV Tender In Montenegro
Montenegro Offering State-Owned Land To Lease For Development As Part Of 200 MW Solar Tender
Montenegro’s Ministry of Economy has issued a public call to lease state-owned land for the construction of a solar power plant with over 200 MW capacity. The government wants to lease the land for a period of 30 years.
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