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Through the “Energy Underlined in Green” project, the Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System (CEDIS) aims to encourage young people to think green and share their experience with others in the community, said Executive Director Vladimir Čađenović. Today, he presented cash vouchers to the winners of the “Energy Underlined in Green” competition. “With this project, we wanted
Yesterday, CEDIS’s Training Centre hosted a presentation and lecture for second-year postgraduate students of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering on “Smart Meters”, while the Network Management Sector delivered a lecture on “Management in Distribution Systems”. The features and advantages of multifunctional metering devices were presented to the students by our engineer Miloš Mirković, while Dragan
CEDIS Executive Director Vladimir Čađenović, accompanied by colleagues, paid a working visit to “Elektrodistribucija Srbije”. The host on behalf of EDS was General Director Bojan Atlagić and his closest associates. The working meeting between representatives of the CEDIS and EDS management teams focused on opportunities to enhance cooperation between the two distribution system operators, with
In October, users of the electricity distribution system consumed a total of 202,392,527 kWh of electricity, on par with consumption recorded during the same period in the previous year. The largest share of electricity, around 39 per cent, was distributed to users in the areas of Podgorica, Danilovgrad and Cetinje (Region 2). A total of
The project “Construction of the First Solar Classroom”, prepared by the “Mirko Vešović” Secondary School of Economics in Podgorica, won first place in the “Energy Underlined in Green” competition. Second place went to the “Eco Nursery” project, submitted by the “Spasoje Raspopović” Secondary Vocational School in Podgorica, while third place went to the “Outdoor Green
The Association of Electrical Engineering Teachers of Montenegro (UNECG), together with the Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System (CEDIS), is organising the third “ENERGY IN THE WIRE” competition for students of Montenegrin secondary vocational schools in the field of electrical engineering. The competition will be held on 15 December at the CEDIS Training Centre in Podgorica. Please
With the aim of actively involving students of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in following new development projects and ensuring that future professionals become familiar with our facilities and processes, CEDIS took its cooperation with this higher education institution to a higher level on 12 November, the 60th anniversary of ETF. The Protocol on Cooperation
At the University of Montenegro Career Centre competition for the best startup idea by students of Montenegro’s oldest higher education institution, the first prize, out of 15 participating teams that submitted 18 project proposals, was awarded to the project entitled Smart Parking by Dražen Minić, a student at the UCG Faculty of Electrical Engineering. The
The engagement of CESI, a consultancy specialising in the energy sector, to monitor the implementation of Phase III of the Distribution Metering System Improvement Project (AMM Project), cost CEDIS as much as EUR 499,852. The daily rates (eight working hours) of the consultants engaged to work from home and from business premises ranged from EUR
We categorically reject the information presented in the article “CEDIS rigs tender for Vojin Lazarević” as false, unfounded and malicious, including the false allegations that the tender specifications were tailored to any potential bidder. The tender documentation for the procedure “AMM Project – Expansion of Phase Three – Electricity Meters – Works and Equipment Supply”
It was not difficult to work out whose data MP Duško Marković was using, and, as expected, the former CEDIS party coordinator has now spoken out, without refuting any of the claims with which we challenged the falsehoods put forward by the former Prime Minister. I believe it would have been much more prudent for
MP Duško Marković, appearing on the programme “NAČISTO” on TV Vijesti, told the blatant lie that CEDIS had been brought into deficit through unlawful and excessive hiring. He also gave a false figure, claiming that over 300 people had been hired at CEDIS in just two months. To ensure that the public is accurately informed
