public networks. Therefore, it is necessary to emphasize that natural gas as a fuel may become possible B. only after 2020, when, according to the plans from the Energy Sector Strategy, the necessary infrastructure will be available to Montenegro. Introduction of solar energy for heat production. The main industrial capacities of Montenegro are located in the central part of the country where there is great potential for solar energy applications. Although most studies show that the simplest way is to control and stimulate energy applications for solar energy in households and the service sector, solar energy can be an advantage for the manufacturing sector. Therefore, a small amount of solar thermal energy is included as a measure to replace the coal and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) used for heat generation. In addition to solar energy, traditional biomass is used as a substitute for coal and LPG fuels used for heat production. The amount of LPG and coal replaced by solar energy and traditional biomass in the energy balance amounts to 10% at the end of the planning period. Energy management and the use of modern technology in the production sector will thus provide certain savings, especially when it comes to the use of heating oil and electricity. WAM/Industry only after 2020, when, according to the plans from the Energy Sector Strategy,