Over the past few months, prices for electrical materials and equipment essential to the operation of the electricity distribution system have risen significantly due to the global crisis. Prices, which are already high, continue to rise, while the Public Procurement Law does not provide for adjustments that would address current market disruptions. Vuko Vukićević, Head

The Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System is a solvent company which, we can now say freely, did not end 2021 with a loss, despite unprecedentedly difficult operating conditions caused by the international surge in energy prices, something many may have wished for. This is a truth that the SD Secretary General and his party colleagues are

Through statements, press releases and tweets, the SDP vice-president the day before yesterday, the president yesterday, and today the party, apparently following a chosen model, continue to manipulate by constantly mentioning a loss of EUR 10 million, all with the aim of damaging CEDIS’s reputation. It is obvious that the expert in “games of chance”,

Just when we thought that, over the past few days, our former coalition partners had replaced DPS in targeting CEDIS, DPS—probably under pressure after numerous manipulations from the period of their “management” were exposed—decided to join the movement of manipulators, with the aim of damaging CEDIS’s image. Much to their dismay, we can now freely

For two days now, MP Konjević has been engaging in petty political point-scoring and manipulative tactics over issues concerning the relationship between EPCG and CEDIS. Today, he thought he would bolster his narrative by invoking the reaction of the Special State Prosecutor, even though it is clear to everyone, including the well-known manipulator MP Konjević,

Reconstruction of the 10 kV switchgear at the 35/10 kV “Centar” substation in Podgorica is entering its final phase, with the facility expected to be fully operational during May. This project will significantly improve the security of supply and the quality of electricity delivery for more than 10,000 customers in the central area of the

In light of statements made by representatives of certain political parties regarding the decision by the Government and Elektroprivreda Crne Gore to reduce the amounts of invoices for the procurement of electricity for the Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System (CEDIS) for the period from April to the end of 2021, we hereby inform the public as

With regard to the decision of the Government and Elektroprivreda Crne Gore to reduce the amounts of invoices for the procurement of electricity by the Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System (CEDIS) for the period from April to the end of 2021, and media reports, we wish to inform the public as follows:   During 2021,