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In September, users of the electricity distribution system consumed a total of 204,711,089 kWh of electricity, seven per cent more than during the same period of the previous year. The largest share of electricity, around 35 per cent, was distributed to users in the areas of Podgorica, Danilovgrad, Tuzi and Cetinje (Region 2). A total
The “Energy in the Wires” electrical engineering competition will be held on 16 December 2022 at the CEDIS Training Centre. The previous three competitions for students of Montenegrin vocational secondary schools in the field of electrical engineering, “ENERGY IN THE WIRES”, were successfully organised by the Association of Electrical Engineering Teachers of Montenegro (UNECG) together
In September, losses were reduced to the lowest level ever recorded in Montenegro’s electricity distribution system. Specifically, losses fell to 8.90 per cent in the previous month, 1.09 percentage points lower than in the same period of the previous year, despite a 6.5 per cent increase in the energy taken! – As promised, we are
In August, electricity distribution system users consumed a total of 271,112,200 kWh of electricity, matching July’s consumption and representing a three per cent increase compared to the electricity consumed during the same period last year. The largest amount of electricity, around 34 per cent, was distributed to users in the areas of Podgorica, Danilovgrad, Tuzi,
For the second year in a row, the Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System, in cooperation with the Institute 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, i.e. those holding the international “Green
CEDIS has commenced works worth EUR 6.5 million on the implementation of the third phase of the Medium- and Low-Voltage Network Revitalisation Project. This phase of the project covers eight 10 kV power lines in rural areas throughout Montenegro: “Unač-Plužine”; “Jelenak-Danilovgrad”; “Vazdušni Tuzi-Tuzi-Pogodrica”; “Meteh-Plav”; “Gač-Ulcinj”; “Grbalj-Kotor”; “Rovca-Kolašin” and “Novakovići- Žabljak”. The most challenging power lines
Crnogorski elektrodistributivni sistem is carrying out reconstruction works on five 35 kV overhead power lines in the municipalities of Pljevlja, Bijelo Polje, Bar and Budva (“Ribarevine – Šćepanica”, “Guke – Mataruge”, “Medanovići – Vrelo – Čokrlije”, “Šumani – Odžaci – Kosanica” and “Buljarica – Virpazar – Podgor”), with an estimated value of approximately EUR 1.4
Users of the electricity distribution system consumed a total of 269,669,841 kWh of electricity in July, which is as much as 20 per cent more than in June and four per cent more than the energy consumed during the same period of the previous year. The largest share of electricity, around 35 per cent,
The Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System donated a Lada NIVA vehicle to the Andrijevica Tourist Organization. On this occasion, the Director of the Andrijevica Tourist Organization, Branko Đukić, expressed his gratitude for establishing cooperation with CEDIS and for the support provided through the vehicle donation. “Our mountains have significant potential for sports and recreational activities, and
As a special form of support for closer cooperation between industry and academia, CEDIS Board of Directors President Rajko Radošević, together with his associates, organised a meeting with the Dean of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Professor Saša Mujović, PhD, and the President of the CIRED Montenegro Committee, Dr Goran Kovačević, with the aim of
The Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System donated a DACIA DUSTER car to the Andrijevica Health Centre, a public healthcare institution. Director of the Andrijevica Health Centre, specialist physician Jugoslav Račić, expressed his satisfaction with the establishment of cooperation with CEDIS and the support they received through the vehicle donation. “We are pleased that CEDIS recognised
The Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System (CEDIS) today began work on the implementation of the expanded Phase III of the Electricity Consumption Metering Modernisation Project (AMM). The project provides for the relocation and installation of 20,000 new meters. Following the successful completion of Phases I, II and III of the AMM project, during which more than
