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To ensure a reduction in network losses and accurate readings of electricity consumption, CEDIS is continuing its initiative to relocate metering points and replace meters under the Advanced Metering Management (AMM) Project. CEDIS relocates around 1,500 metering points on average each year; in 2024, the figure was 1,614. The launch of Phase IV of the
For the fifth consecutive year, the Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System, in cooperation with the Bureau for Education of Montenegro, which implements the International Eco-Schools Programme, is announcing a call for applications for the environmental protection project “Energy Underlined in Green”. Educational institutions implementing the International Eco-Schools Programme, that is, institutions awarded the international Green Flag,
The Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System, in cooperation with the Institute for Education of Montenegro, which implements the International “Eco-Schools” Programme, announces COMPETITION FOR THE “ENERGY UNDERLINED IN GREEN” PROJECT in the field of environmental protection. ELIGIBILITY Educational institutions implementing the International “Eco-Schools” Programme are eligible to participate in the Competition, specifically those holding the international
The sports facilities at the Slovenska Plaža tourist complex in Budva today hosted the opening of the sports gathering of employees of the Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System (CEDIS). The event was officially opened by Executive Director Vladimir Ivanović, who emphasized the importance of such gatherings in building team spirit and fostering sporting values among employees.
The Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System (CEDIS) has signed a Grant Agreement with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) worth EUR 329,000. The agreement was signed by CEDIS Executive Director Vladimir Ivanović and Remon Zakaria, Head of the EBRD Office in Montenegro. The grant of EUR 329,000 provided by the EBRD is intended to
In recent months, Montenegro has faced devastating wildfires that have left numerous consequences in their wake. In addition to significantly affecting the quality of the environment and human health, the fires also caused extensive material damage. Throughout the fires, our teams remained on standby at all times, bravely fought on the ground in extremely difficult
CEDIS Executive Director Vladimir Ivanović and Minister of Energy and Mining, MSc Admir Šahmanović, accompanied by their associates, visited the repair works on electricity infrastructure in Piperi and Kakaricka Gora today. The infrastructure was damaged in recent fires. Around 50 overhead line poles have burned down so far on the 10 kV “Piperi” feeder, while
The newly built 35/10 kV “Grbalj 2” substation in Kotor, of crucial importance for the further development of the area, has been commissioned for trial operation to functionally test the installed equipment and systems. This investment, worth around two million euros, is a long-term solution to the growing energy needs of this coastal municipality. The
DOO “Crnogorski elektrodistributivni sistem” Podgorica Number: 90-00-23143 Podgorica, 01.08.2025. Pursuant to the Law on Waste Management (“Official Gazette of Montenegro” No. 034/24 and 092/24) and the Decision on Waste Disposal No. 10-00-23061/1 of 01.08.2025, Crnogorski elektrodistributivni sistem d.o.o. Podgorica hereby publishes PUBLIC CALL for participation in the waste management procedure by means of collecting offers
