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Goran is an experienced metals and energy markets analyst and consultant (23 years), currently employed at Elektroprivreda Crne Gore AD Niksic (EPCG). He is leading a team at EPCG for instalation battery storage facility, the first one in Montenegro.
He has education both in mechanical engineering (dipl g) and economics (actuary, postgraduate) of Univeristy of Montenegro.
Goran started his professional career designing parts and equipment for the transport industry before joining Kombinat Aluminijuma Podgorica (KAP) in 1997 as the Chief Design Engineer, prior to market analyst career started in 2001.
After leaving KAP in december 2007 he continued to work as independent aluminium and energy market analyst and consultant, while his engagement included: adviser to KAP’s CEO, a consultant /adviser for industry for Ministry of Economy and Central Bank of Montenegro. His engagements also included a columnist for British magazine Aluminium Times and author /expert for Aluminium Insider I-portal, author /contributor for German International Aluminium Journal, and US Light Metal Age.
Mr Djukanovic participated as a spekaer on some world leading conferences, multiple times, including Metal Bulletin, Fastmarkets, Aluminium Dusseldorf, Arabal, Advisian Pet Coke.
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Photovoltaic output increased fivefold, however it was 50% below plan, according to the Energy Balance of Montenegro for 2024
Electricity has become Montenegro’s most important strategic product as its exports are worth around 4% of the estimated gross domestic product (GDP) for this year, according to data from the Statistical Office of Montenegro – Monstat, daily newspaper Vijesti reported.
In the same period last year, electricity exports were worth EUR 140 million, accounting for 24% of the total.
This year’s electricity surplus is expected to reach 818 GWh, while next year a surplus of 482 GWh is planned, according to the Energy Balance of Montenegro for 2024, which the government recently adopted.
In comparison, the volume came in at 138 GWh in 2022.
Power exports are proportional to hydropower production, which in turn depends on hydrological conditions
The results demonstrate fluctuations in hydropower production due to changes in hydrology, according to the document. Hydroelectric facilities Perućica and Piva, operated by Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG), account for half of the state-owned power utility’s annual output.
Hydrological conditions in 2022 were unfavorable. This year they were better than average, and in 2024 they are expected to be close to average. It was reflected in hydropower output – 1,454 GWh in 2022 and 2,150 GWh this year. The expected result in 2024 is 1,853 GWh.
The shutdown of the KAP aluminum smelter in Podgorica in 2021 contributed to the rise in surplus as well. The facility consumed 580 GWh per year until then. Only 18.8 GWh is planned for the firm in 2024.
Over the period January-October 2023, BiH was the main export destination for Montenegrin electricity (EUR 50 million), followed by Serbia and Slovenia (EUR 42 million each). Electricity was also sold to the Czech Republic, Switzerland, Hungary and Denmark.
Interestingly, solar power production increased fivefold this year. However, the result was 50% below the plan.
The authors of the Energy Balance attributed the jump to newly installed photovoltaic units. The underperformance, on the other hand, was the result of delays in the Solari 3000+ and Solari 500+ schemes, implemented by EPCG.
Montenegro’s current photovoltaic capacity is 30 MW, and it is projected to reach 100 MW in 2024. A 5 MW solar power plant is expected to come online, while EPCG plans to inaugurate its Brana Slano and Brana Vrtac units, with 3.7 MW in total, and speed up the implementation of the programs Solari 3000+, Solari 500+ and Solari 5000+, the document reads.
Power plants in Montenegro have a combined 1,080 MW in capacity.
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