Global Infrastructure SherpaMontenegro's EPCG cancels second battery storage tender after receiving no bids
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100.13 MW
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Montenegro's largest electricity provider, EPCG, canceled its second tender for battery energy storage systems, valued at €75,000, after receiving no bids. The tender, announced in December 2025, sought bids for a pilot battery project with a power output between 100 kW and 130 kW and storage capacity ranging from 100 kWh to 260 kWh. This marks the second unsuccessful BESS tender by EPCG, highlighting challenges in procuring battery storage for grid resilience amid rapid solar power growth.
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Montenegro's largest electricity provider, EPCG, has again failed to secure bids for a battery energy storage system, canceling its second tender for a pilot project. This latest attempt, valued at just €75,000, sought a modest 100-130 kW pilot system to help manage grid stability. The lack of interest, despite Montenegro's rapid solar power expansion, points to significant challenges in developing local BESS procurement and supply chains. It raises questions about the viability of small-scale tenders in the region and EPCG's strategy for integrating new renewable capacity.
- EPCG's second unsuccessful BESS tender.
- Tender valued at €75,000.
- Sought 100-130 kW / 100-260 kWh pilot system.
- Received no bids.
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Mar 11, 2026
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