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The CEDIS Employees’ Sports Games began today at the facilities of the Slovenska Plaža tourist complex in Budva. This year, the games bring together around 700 employees who will compete in various sports and disciplines that have traditionally featured at the CEDIS Employees’ Games. At the opening of the Company’s Employees’ Sports Games, Executive
The XIV Distribution Networks Conference opened yesterday with a formal ceremony at Kopaonik, under the patronage of the Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System. More than 400 people attended the opening ceremony, while over 700 participants were registered, including authors of papers, representatives of companies participating in the exhibition, and those interested in hearing the authors’
CEDIS management held a meeting with representatives of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development – EBRD, where Vladimir Ivanović, Executive Director of CEDIS, and Francesco Corbo, EBRD Director for Energy in the Western Balkans and Croatia, together with their associates, discussed the implementation of this major capital project for the Montenegrin Electricity Distribution
In accordance with the World Bank Environmental and Social Standards Ministry of Energy and Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System LLC (CEDIS) invite PUBLIC CONSULTATIONS members of the public, authorities and organizations interested in the Environmental and Social Management Framework and Stakeholder Engagement Framework for the Montenegro Energy Sector Decarbonization Project The Environmental and Social Management
Crnogorski elektrodistributivni sistem and the Faculty of Metallurgy and Technology of the University of Montenegro have signed a donation agreement worth €6,000 for the procurement of laboratory and information and communications technology equipment for the Faculty. The agreement was signed at CEDIS premises by Vladimir Ivanović, CEDIS Executive Director, and Prof. Dr Veselinka Grudić, Dean
The Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System marked eight years of existence. To mark the occasion, the company’s management, headed by Executive Director Vladimir Ivanović, decided to allocate EUR 9,000 to support institutions that help children and adults on their path to recovery and make life more comfortable for those who truly need it. Ivanović said
Due to heavy loads on the network caused by exceptionally high electricity consumption resulting from adverse weather conditions—high temperatures accompanied by a “red” weather alert—certain network problems have occurred in recent days. Electricity supply is currently stable in the coastal municipalities and in the north of Montenegro, while yesterday we experienced supply problems in parts
Summer is always a challenge for the power system. An increased number of system users and a large number of illegal buildings for which the network was not designed, compounded by high temperatures, push the system to the upper limits of its capacity. Nevertheless, as the summer tourist season approaches, CEDIS has worked diligently on
Despite the difficulties it has encountered with tender procedures, bidders’ complaints, and the State Commission for the Control of Public Procurement Procedures exceeding statutory deadlines, the Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System has managed to secure a significant number of new meters. Following the completion of the tender procedures, around eighty thousand new metering devices
Today, CEDIS’s eighth anniversary was marked at the Administration Building in Podgorica. The event was attended by representatives of management and employees who received awards for their professional, responsible and honourable work at our company. To mark eight years of independent operations of the Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System, the Company’s management, headed by Executive Director
