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Installation and commissioning of a new 35 kV metering cell at the 35/10 kV Danilovgrad substation were completed this month. The value of the contracted works is nearly €72,500 and included the installation of a new metering cell manufactured by Schneider Electric of Germany. With the completion of the project, the Danilovgrad area will have
During the upcoming public holiday – Statehood Day, on Wednesday and Thursday, 13 and 14 July, the necessary conditions have been ensured in all parts of CEDIS for the stable operation of the power system. No planned power outages are scheduled for the public holiday, and additional crews will be deployed in the event of
The Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System has contracted significant investment activities to upgrade the 35 kV switchgear at the Gornja Zeta 35/10 kV substation, the Gorica A 35/10 kV substation, and the Danilovgrad 35/10 kV substation. Once the works are completed, users in the wider and narrower areas of Danilovgrad and Podgorica will have a more
By signing a Mandate Letter with representatives of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, at a ceremony held today at the company’s premises, CEDIS received its first conceptual approval to negotiate the financing terms for projects in the field of “smart grids”. The implementation of “smart grids” in the electricity distribution system entails establishing
The Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System (CEDIS) marked the sixth anniversary of its independent operations last night with a ceremony on the plaza in front of the Music Centre. “The previous period posed an enormous challenge for society as a whole, which faced numerous obstacles and problems. At the most difficult times, CEDIS was among those
In May, users of the electricity distribution system took a total of 206,926,638 kWh of electricity, which is 10 per cent less than consumption in April and four per cent more than the amount of electricity taken during the same period of the previous year. The largest amount of electricity, around 35 per cent, was
At today’s meeting of the CEDIS Board of Directors, the proposed amendments to the Rulebook on Internal Organisation and Job Classification were not considered, nor were the amendments to the Rulebook on Addressing Employees’ Housing Needs. The Board of Directors concluded that, given the current circumstances of media and political pressure on CEDIS, all
The daily newspaper “Pobjeda” continues its sustained and malicious attacks on CEDIS. Namely, in cooperation with certain CEDIS employees, as well as certain dismissed members of the former CEDIS management, the daily newspaper “Pobjeda” is attempting, through constant media pressure, to bring about the dismissal of the current CEDIS management and thereby enable their possible
Through intensive field activities aimed at curbing unauthorized consumption, losses in May stood at 9.27%, 1.08% lower than in the same period of the previous year, and also the lowest level of losses ever recorded in Montenegro’s electricity distribution system. Over the past 12 months, losses have declined continuously, by more than 0.5 percentage points
The Executive Director of the Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System, Vladimir Čađenović, met today with the presidents of the municipalities of Herceg Novi, Stevan Katić; Kotor, Vladimir Jokić; Tivat, Željko Komnenović; Budva, Marko Carević; and representatives of the local governments of the municipalities of Bar and Ulcinj. At the meeting, it was noted that cooperation between
In April, users of the electricity distribution system took a total of 231,008,193 kWh of electricity, 10 per cent less than their consumption in March and four per cent more than the energy taken during the same period of the previous year. The largest amount of electricity, around 35 per cent, was distributed to users
The daily newspaper Pobjeda published an article entitled “CEDIS Is Not Making a Loss Because of Prices but Because of Business Decisions”, which explicitly states that “the negative financial result reported at the end of last year by the Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System (CEDIS) was not caused by the prices of electricity for covering losses
