The average electricity bill in Montenegro in September was 30 euros

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The average electricity bill in Montenegro in September was 30 euros

Montenegrin households spent 24% less electricity in September 2015 than in August, but 4% more than last year, EPCG reports.

The smallest consumption of electricity is fixed in the Zblyak district - the average household account is 22.7 euros, the highest electricity consumption is in the opposite of Ulcinj and Kotor - about 40 and 34 euros, respectively.

Recall that in Montenegro, there are a number of problems with debtors on payment for electricity. To ensure that the problem does not grow into an uncontrolled situation, EPCG uses incentive programs for timely electricity payments, providing discounts and the ability to repay installments in installments. Households with debts for electricity payments can repay debts of 20 euros per month for two years while continuing to use the services of the power grid.

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