Over the past six months, CEDIS billed approximately 9.3 million kWh (kilowatt-hours) for unauthorized consumption of electricity, with a value of approximately 1.1 million euros. Around 30 per cent was billed as unauthorized consumption—electricity theft—while approximately 6.3 million kWh was billed as unauthorized consumption by users who had connected themselves to the network without authorization.

Users of the electricity distribution system consumed a total of 274,723,763 kWh of electricity in December, 10 percent more than the consumption recorded during the same period of the previous year and almost 30 percent more than in November. The largest amount of electricity, around 40 percent, was distributed to users in the areas of

Instead of spending the holiday period on matters that bring us together as a society, concerning peace, harmony and brotherly love—values to which the upcoming Christmas holiday also calls us—Mr Pavićević has spoken up, probably as the person on duty in his party, to foment brotherly hatred, discord and divisions precisely during these days of

During the upcoming holidays, on Monday, Thursday and Friday, 3, 6 and 7 January 2022, 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 during the holidays, and additional crews will be deployed in the event of extraordinary circumstances.

Stickers with a QR code linking to www.potrosac.me have been displayed today in prominent locations in CEDIS business premises reserved for customer contact. In this way, CEDIS is joining the campaign to promote consumer legislation and raise awareness among the Montenegrin public about the upgraded Central Information System for Consumer Protection – CIZSP (www.potrosac.me ).

The Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System and the “Vaso Aligrudić” Secondary Electrical Engineering School in Podgorica signed a Business Cooperation Agreement to provide students with practical training. This form of cooperation will help improve the practical component of instruction in the Electrical Power Engineering Technician programme. Opportunities to gain practical experience have so far been inadequate,

Following the successful replacement of the 10 kV switchgear at the 110/10 kV “Kličevo” substation, CEDIS commissioned the facility. The project involved an investment of one million and 450 thousand euros, directly improving the stability and quality of electricity supply for around eight thousand customers in the old part of Nikšić and in the settlements

Users of the electricity distribution system consumed a total of 213,267,388 kWh of electricity in November, which is in line with the consumption recorded during the same period of the previous year. The largest share of electricity, around 40 per cent, was distributed to users in the areas of Podgorica, Danilovgrad and Cetinje (Region 2).

Yesterday, we provided a thoroughly substantiated rebuttal of MP Pribilović’s claims about the reasons for CEDIS’s negative financial results in 2021, which she is very skilfully trying to sidestep in her address to the public today. This makes it clear that the real reason for her speaking out is nostalgia for the past, when she

DPS Member of Parliament in the Parliament of Montenegro Suzana Pribilović attempted to mislead the public with today’s statement by making false claims. We are therefore obliged, first and foremost to citizens and our customers, to set out the actual reasons that led to CEDIS’s negative business performance and thus refute Ms Pribilović’s claims. The