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Power Plants in Montenegro
Montenegro has 18 power plants mapped on the OverWatts open energy atlas — the 98th-largest fleet of the 155 countries that hold any, and under 0.1% of the world's mapped total. Of these, 3 operating and 15 under construction or proposed. Operating generation capacity totals 874 MW across 3 utility-scale plants of 100 MW and above. The largest is Lastva-Ubli solar farm (506 MW).
The largest owner-operators are Elektroprivreda Crne Gore AD (5), Alcazar Energy (1) and BSD Invest Europe (1) — Elektroprivreda Crne Gore AD alone is named on 28% of them. 15 are in the pipeline, led by Lastva-Ubli solar farm (506 MW), proposed. They account for 60% of every energy asset OverWatts maps in Montenegro.
Operating generation capacity by fuel
- hydro649 MW +542 MW planned
- coal225 MW
- solar0 MW +2.5 GW planned
- wind0 MW +218 MW planned
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Largest power plants in Montenegro
- Lastva-Ubli solar farm506 MW · solar · proposed
- Montečevo solar farm400 MW · solar · 2026 · construction
- Čevo solar farm385 MW · solar · 2027 · construction
- Mratinje hydroelectric plant342 MW · hydro · 1976
- Perucica hydroelectric plant307 MW · hydro · 1960
- Boka hydroelectric plant250 MW · hydro · proposed
- Korita solar farm240 MW · solar · construction
- Pljevlja power station225 MW · coal · 1982
- Prediš solar farm215 MW · solar · construction
- Dubrovsko solar farm195 MW · solar · construction
- Rudine solar farm (Montenegro)186 MW · solar · construction
- Komarnica hydroelectric plant172 MW · hydro · construction
- Cetinje solar farm150 MW · solar · construction
- Vuča solar farm148 MW · solar · construction
- Kosanica solar farm120 MW · solar · construction
- Kruševo hydroelectric plant120 MW · hydro · 2027 · construction
- Bijela wind farm118 MW · wind · 2026 · construction
- Brajići wind farm100 MW · wind · construction
Who owns Montenegro's power plants
- Elektroprivreda Crne Gore AD5 28%
- Alcazar Energy1 6%
- BSD Invest Europe1 6%
- CWP Europe1 6%
- European Energy A/S1 6%
- MEnergy1 6%
- Obnovljivi Izvori Energije1 6%
- Permonte1 6%
Counts an asset once per company named as its owner or operator; a joint venture counts for each partner.
Under construction & proposed
- Lastva-Ubli solar farm506 MW · solar · proposed
- Montečevo solar farm400 MW · solar · 2026 · construction
- Čevo solar farm385 MW · solar · 2027 · construction
- Boka hydroelectric plant250 MW · hydro · proposed
- Korita solar farm240 MW · solar · construction
- Prediš solar farm215 MW · solar · construction
- Dubrovsko solar farm195 MW · solar · construction
- Rudine solar farm (Montenegro)186 MW · solar · construction
- Komarnica hydroelectric plant172 MW · hydro · construction
- Cetinje solar farm150 MW · solar · construction
- Vuča solar farm148 MW · solar · construction
- Kosanica solar farm120 MW · solar · construction
How Montenegro compares · power plants by country
- 1. China11,537
- 95. Singapore19
- 96. Tajikistan19
- 97. Uruguay19
- 98. Montenegro18
- 99. Mongolia18
- 100. Angola17
- 101. Qatar17
Frequently asked
- How many power plants are there in Montenegro?
- OverWatts maps 18 power plants in Montenegro — under 0.1% of the world's mapped total, the 98th-largest national fleet of the 155 countries with any.
- What is the largest power plant in Montenegro?
- Lastva-Ubli solar farm, at 506 MW.
- How much power-generation capacity do Montenegro's power plants have?
- About 874 MW operating across 3 plants, with a further 3.3 GW under construction or proposed. That covers utility-scale sites of 100 MW and above, so it sits below national installed capacity wherever distributed generation is large.
- Who owns the power plants in Montenegro?
- Elektroprivreda Crne Gore AD is named as owner or operator on the most — 5 of 18 (28%). Next are Alcazar Energy (1), BSD Invest Europe (1) and CWP Europe (1).
- What new power plants are being built in Montenegro?
- 15 projects are under construction or proposed. The largest are Lastva-Ubli solar farm (506 MW), Montečevo solar farm (400 MW) and Čevo solar farm (385 MW).