Savjet za zelenu gradnju Crne Gore najavio je nove aktivnosti usmjerene na unapređenje održive gradnje i energetske efikasnosti, sa posebnim naglaskom na povezivanje akademske zajednice, stručnjaka, institucija i privrede. Cilj je podsticanje šire primjene savremenih standarda i održivih rješenja u građevinskom sektoru, kroz obrazovanje, stručne obuke i razmjenu znanja.

Posebna pažnja posvećena je obrazovanju budućih stručnjaka. Na Univerzitetu Crne Gore, Mašinski fakultet uvodi studijski program „Energetika i termotehnika“, dok se na petoj godini Arhitektonskog fakulteta uvodi modul „Integrativno projektovanje i tehnologije“. Ovi programi usmjereni su na razvoj znanja i kompetencija iz oblasti energetike, savremenih tehnologija i održivog projektovanja, u skladu sa potrebama tržišta i principima održivog razvoja.

Paralelno sa obrazovnim inicijativama, unapređuje se i regulatorni okvir u oblasti energetske efikasnosti. Ministarstvo energetike i rudarstva radi na izradi novog Zakona o efikasnom korišćenju energije, kao i na unapređenju softvera za proračun energetskih karakteristika zgrada, čime se stvaraju preduslovi za primjenu savremenih evropskih standarda.

U narednom periodu Savjet planira organizovanje stručnih obuka iz oblasti energetski efikasnog projektovanja, zelenih sertifikacionih sistema i održive gradnje, namijenjenih prvenstveno mladim arhitektama, inženjerima i planerima. Kroz saradnju sa univerzitetima, nadležnim institucijama, strukovnim udruženjima i međunarodnim partnerima, nastojaće se da stečena znanja i savremeni standardi dobiju konkretnu primjenu u projektovanju i izgradnji objekata u Crnoj Gori.

Izvor: Ecoportal

The Montenegro Green Building Council has announced new initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable construction and energy efficiency, with a particular emphasis on strengthening cooperation between academia, professionals, institutions, and industry. These initiatives seek to encourage the wider adoption of modern standards and sustainable solutions in the construction sector through education, professional training, and knowledge exchange.

Particular attention is being given to the education of future professionals. At the University of Montenegro, the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering is introducing a new study programme in “Energy and Thermotechnics”, while the Faculty of Architecture is introducing a fifth-year module entitled “Integrative Design and Technologies”. These programmes aim to develop knowledge and competencies in energy systems, modern technologies, and sustainable design, in line with market needs and sustainable development principles.

Alongside these educational initiatives, Montenegro is also working to improve its regulatory framework for energy efficiency. The Ministry of Energy and Mining is developing a new Law on Efficient Energy Use and upgrading software for calculating the energy performance of buildings, creating conditions for the implementation of modern European standards.

In the coming period, the Council plans to organise professional training programmes focusing on energy-efficient design, green building certification systems, and sustainable construction, primarily targeting young architects, engineers, and planners. Through cooperation with universities, relevant institutions, professional associations, and international partners, these activities aim to translate knowledge and modern standards into practical solutions for the design and construction of buildings in Montenegro.

Source: Ecoportal