CEDIS Executive Director Vladimir Čađenović and Head of the Operations Directorate Vladimir Ivanović were recently on a working visit to Zagreb, where they agreed with representatives of the “Hrvoje Požar” Energy Institute on a series of activities aimed at closer cooperation in the distribution system operator’s priority areas. Representatives of the “Hrvoje Požar” Energy Institute

CEDIS is launching a comprehensive campaign to combat the unauthorised consumption of electricity across all Montenegrin municipalities. Specialised teams will inspect metering points in transformer station areas where discrepancies have been identified between the electricity supplied and the amount metered. “Unauthorised consumption of electricity primarily reduces the security and quality of supply. As a result

The Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System (CEDIS) marked five successful years of independent operation with a ceremony at which awards were presented to employees. Following its separation from Elektroprivreda Crne Gore on 30 June 2016, CEDIS continued the development and construction of the electricity distribution system, which began way back in 1910 in Cetinje, when the

Users of the electricity distribution system took a total of 199.514.012 kWh of electricity in May, which is 10 per cent more than in May of the previous year. The largest amount of electricity, around 35 per cent, was distributed to users in the areas of Podgorica, Danilovgrad and Cetinje (Region 2). A total of

Acting Rector Prof. Dr. Vladimir Božović and Dean of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering Prof. Dr. Saša Mujović met today with the Director of the Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System, Vladimir Čađenović, and the Head of CEDIS’s Operations Directorate, Vladimir Ivanović, to establish future cooperation. The meeting identified numerous activities to enhance cooperation, with a focus on connecting the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and

Development plans and programmes, resolving electricity supply issues, mutual obligations and ways of addressing certain outstanding matters, as well as improving cooperation between the local government in Rožaje and the Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System, were the topics of a discussion held today in Podgorica between CEDIS Executive Director Vladimir Čađenović and President of the Municipality

The President of the Municipality of Kotor, Vladimir Jokić, and CEDIS Executive Director Vladimir Čađenović organised a meeting with the mayors of coastal municipalities. In addition to Jokić and Čađenović and their associates, the meeting was attended by the President of the Municipality of Tivat, Željko Komnenović, the President of the Municipality of Bar, Dušan

CEDIS Executive Director Vladimir Čađenović and representatives of the Mihajlo Pupin Institute – Automatika from Belgrade met on Friday to define the next steps towards fulfilling the contractual obligations for consultancy services for the implementation of the SCADA project. The contract for consultancy services with “IMP – Automatika” was signed in October 2018, and the

Last night, unidentified individuals stole a transformer from the Sjenokosi 10/0.04 kV pole-mounted substation in the Municipality of Nikšić. Just before midnight, there was a brief interruption to the electricity supply on part of the Duklo 2 power line, which supplies the Sjenokosi substation. This morning, customers supplied by the aforementioned substation reported to the