Kolašin, Montenegro Advances Renewable District Heating Initiatives
Kolašin is initiating a transition to renewable district heating through local leadership and practical solutions. The municipality's Sustainable Energy and Climate Action Plan aims to phase out fossil fuels and enhance energy efficiency by 2024, with a focus on public buildings and potential district heating solutions.
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Kolašin, Montenegro, is actively working on renewable district heating solutions as part of its Sustainable Energy and Climate Action Plan (SECAP), adopted in 2024. Local authorities have prioritized identifying public buildings with significant heating challenges while exploring renewable options, supported by Bankwatch's guidance since 2025.
A report assessing public heating installations was completed in 2025, focusing on the Culture Centre and Museum and Spomen Dom, both requiring upgrades. Proposed solutions include air-to-water and ground-source heat pumps. Upcoming meetings in 2026 will refine technical concepts and financing opportunities, leading to a district heating workshop in autumn 2026 aimed at attracting support for project development.
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