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The Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System (CEDIS) has donated nearly eight thousand euros to the Clinical Center of Montenegro (KCCG). This is another in a series of valuable donations by CEDIS to the institution, with the funds intended for the Clinic of Gynecology and Obstetrics and the Clinic of Ophthalmology. Since 2017, including this year’s donations,
In February, electricity distribution system users consumed a total of 241,954,027 kWh of electricity, 12 per cent less than in January and slightly more than during the same period of the previous year. The largest amount of electricity, around 36 per cent, was distributed to users in the areas of Podgorica, Danilovgrad, Tuzi and Cetinje
The “Štampar Makarije” Primary School in Podgorica is finalizing the “Outdoor Green Classroom – Eco Gumno” project, whose implementation was made possible by the Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System as part of the “Energy Underlined in Green” competition. As the third-place project in the competition, the school “Štampar Makarije” was given a financial grant that provided
The Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System donated 25 thousand euros to the Clinical Centre of Montenegro, further confirming the company’s commitment to social responsibility, as well as its successful cooperation with Montenegro’s largest healthcare institution. This year’s donation continues the implementation of a four-year Agreement signed with the Clinical Centre at the end of 2019, under
Construction of the 35/10 kV “Velje Brdo” substation, valued at one million and 16 thousand euros , has been successfully completed. A new substation building has been constructed, 35 kV and 10 kV air-insulated switchgear and transformers (35/10 kV, 2 x 2.5 MVA) have been installed, and the substation has been integrated into the 35
The Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System has successfully completed the second year of projects to revitalise the medium- and low-voltage networks. The works contracted under the second year are worth around €10 million. The total value of the projects completed over the past two years, aimed at reconstructing the network and improving the quality of electricity
Regarding the protest organised today in front of the CEDIS administrative building, we reiterate that the Company has acted in accordance with the law from the outset, with an unequivocal intention to connect the “King Nikola Summer Residence” to the network as soon as possible. The reasons for not connecting it have been communicated to
CEDIS was informed today that the Municipality of Nikšić will sign the Temporary Connection to the Electricity Distribution System Agreement and the Supply Agreement (for “King Nikola’s Summer Residence”). In order to resolve the issue as urgently as possible, CEDIS will send the necessary documents to the Municipality of Nikšić tomorrow for signature, after which
In January, users of the electricity distribution system consumed a total of 276,281,288 kWh of electricity, slightly more than the consumption recorded during the same period last year and at the level of December consumption. The largest share of electricity, around 40 per cent, was distributed to users in the areas of Podgorica, Danilovgrad, Tuzi
CEDIS continually suffers significant damage due to unscrupulous investors who damage the electricity distribution network and pole locations while carrying out works, resulting in prolonged power outages as well as exceptional financial expenses for the company. In the past 24 hours alone, two 10 kV cables were severed in Podgorica, leaving some customers in Gornja
In response to the heightened interest in the power supply to King Nicholas’s Summer Residence in Nikšić, we would like to inform the public of the following: CEDIS concludes a Contract for Temporary Connection to the Distribution System with property owners, not with the users of the property, unless the owner has specified otherwise. The
We completely reject as inaccurate, sweeping and malicious the information presented in the article “Of Four Bids for Smart Meters, They Chose the Most Expensive”, published today, including the false claims that the tender specifications were tailored to suit any potential bidder. The Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System once again refutes the claims concerning the technical
