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The Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System presented awards to educational institutions as part of the “Energy Underlined in Green” competition. This is a project that CEDIS is implementing for the second consecutive year in cooperation with the Institute for Education. CEDIS Executive Director, Vladimir Čađenović, said the company wanted this project to provide schools and the
Dear Ms Vujičić, As a responsible company, the Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System (CEDIS) takes care of every one of its customers. Your communications to the Company have not gone unanswered: the competent departments responded to them in a timely manner, and subsequently we worked intensively to find an optimal solution to improve the electricity supply,
First place at the State Competition for students of Montenegrin secondary schools in the field of electrical engineering, “ENERGY IN THE WIRE,” and a cash prize of 750 euros went to the team from Vaso Aligrudić Secondary Electrical Engineering School in Podgorica. Vaso Aligrudić Secondary Electrical Engineering School, Podgorica Teams of three from seven educational
Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System is this year’s recipient of the award for corporate social responsibility in the “Care for the Community” category, among large enterprises, presented by the Employers’ Union of Montenegro. Dušan Boričić, Head of the Business Improvement and Innovative Technologies Sector, received the award from Minister of Finance Aleksandar Damjanović. Dušan Boričić and
CEDIS continues to record historically low levels of losses in the system, thereby achieving savings amounting to millions. Indeed, following the results recorded in September and October, when the lowest level of losses ever measured in Montenegro’s electricity distribution system was achieved, November also saw a record-low level of 11.78 per cent, which is as
We are confident that it is now clear to the public that the claims made in certain media outlets, backed by the political support of a DPS MP, are nothing more than a negative campaign against CEDIS, based on malicious interpretations and falsehoods about the company’s activities. This conduct is initiated by circles accustomed to
CEDIS WITHDRAWS REQUEST TO DETERMINE REGULATORY ALLOWED REVENUE AND PRICES FOR THE USE OF THE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM After considering the Information on Measures to Protect the Public Interest and the Letter of Intent received today and submitted by the Board of Directors of Elektroprivreda Crne Gore, the CEDIS Board of Directors adopted a decision
Customers of the electricity distribution system consumed a total of 198,906,801 kWh of electricity in October, around two per cent less than the amount consumed during the same period last year. The largest share of electricity, around 37 per cent, was distributed to customers in Podgorica, Danilovgrad, Tuzi and Cetinje (Region 2). A total of
We call on all citizens of Montenegro, including the malicious manipulators from the DPS, to initiate proceedings before the competent authorities without hesitation regarding any activities undertaken during CEDIS’s new management which they believe to be unlawful. Today, the greatest falsehoods since the DPS began targeting CEDIS from the opposition benches were put forward. First
The CEDIS Board of Directors strongly supports the policy of the management of Elektroprivreda Crne Gore not to increase the price of electricity for the citizens of Montenegro. As a responsible state-owned company, EPCG has put citizens back in focus, which is fully in line with a responsible and realistic company policy. As a reminder,
