Energy assets in Montenegro
11 tracked assets, largest first. Country overview →
Montenegro generation mix by capacity
- hydro649 MW64.3%
- coal225 MW22.3%
- wind118 MW11.7%
- solar17 MW1.7%
Installed capacity of operating assets, not electricity generated — a GW of solar and a GW of gas do not produce the same energy in a year.
Capacity built per year
1.0 GW operating across 11 tracked assets, 64 MW under construction · last five years down 86% on the five before.
Built from assets operating today, by commissioning year — plants that closed before now are not in the data, so early years show only what survived. The forward bars are capacity physically under construction, not a forecast. A further 9 MW is under construction with no stated completion year. 1 asset has an announced retirement date; closures are not otherwise tracked, so no net-capacity line is drawn.
98% of Montenegro’s tracked capacity has an owner recorded.
| Asset | Capacity | Owner |
|---|---|---|
| Mratinje hydroelectric plant | 342 MW | Elektroprivreda Crne Gore |
| Perucica hydroelectric plant | 307 MW | Elektroprivreda Crne Gore |
| Pljevlja power station | 225 MW | Elektroprivreda Crne Gore |
| Krnovo wind farm | 72 MW | Akuo Energy SAS |
| Gvozd wind farm | 55 MW | Elektroprivreda Crne Gore AD |
| Možura wind farm | 46 MW | Malta Montenegro Wind Power JV Ltd |
| Željezara Nikšić solar farm | 9.2 MW | EPCG – Željezara Solar |
| Podgorica Capital City solar project | 9 MW | — |
| Old Royal Capital Cetinje solar project | 5.1 MW | — |
| Podgorica Podgorica Capital City solar project II | 1.6 MW | — |
| Podgorica Podgorica Capital City solar project I | 1.2 MW | — |