Fires have once again taken their toll in Montenegro this summer. In addition to citizens’ property, they have also damaged the network and energy facilities of the Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System. We have witnessed the actions of individuals often causing large-scale fires that threaten electricity facilities and the network, and result in prolonged interruptions to

CEDIS is nearing completion of works worth €1.45 million to replace the 10 kV switchgear at the 110/10 kV “Kličevo” substation. Completion of this project will directly improve the stability and quality of electricity supply for around eight thousand customers in the old part of Nikšić, as well as in the settlements of Kličevo, Straševina,

To accommodate the many upcoming cultural events to be held in outdoor public spaces in all municipalities across our country, an electricity supply connection must be provided. To this end, all municipalities should submit the primary locations where these events will take place and apply for consent to connect at those locations. CEDIS needs this

The Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System successfully completed the project with the commissioning of the reconstructed 35/10 kV “Kumbor” transformer station, for which approximately €1.8 million was allocated. This investment has significantly improved the quality and stability of the electricity supply for approximately 2,800 customers in an exceptionally attractive tourist area: Đenovići, Kumbor, Zmijice, Kišić and

Users of the electricity distribution system took a total of 212.575.345 kWh of electricity in June, which is as much as 20 percent more than in the same period of the previous year. The largest share of electricity, around 36 percent, was distributed to users in the area of Podgorica, Danilovgrad and Cetinje (Region 2).

The Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System today (12 July 2021) commissioned the new 10/0.4 kV “Markičići” substation in Čanj. This facility will significantly improve the quality of electricity supply for our customers in this tourist resort, resulting in fewer outages and faults, particularly during periods of overload that occur at the height of the season. Vojislav

During the upcoming holiday – Statehood Day of Montenegro, on Tuesday and Wednesday, 13 and 14 July, the necessary conditions have been ensured throughout CEDIS for the stable operation of the power system. No planned power outages are scheduled during the holiday, and additional crews will be deployed in the event of extraordinary circumstances. Citizens

CEDIS Executive Director Vladimir Čađenović and Head of the Operations Directorate Vladimir Ivanović were recently on a working visit to Zagreb, where they agreed with representatives of the “Hrvoje Požar” Energy Institute on a series of activities aimed at closer cooperation in the distribution system operator’s priority areas. Representatives of the “Hrvoje Požar” Energy Institute

CEDIS is launching a comprehensive campaign to combat the unauthorised consumption of electricity across all Montenegrin municipalities. Specialised teams will inspect metering points in transformer station areas where discrepancies have been identified between the electricity supplied and the amount metered. “Unauthorised consumption of electricity primarily reduces the security and quality of supply. As a result

The Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System (CEDIS) marked five successful years of independent operation with a ceremony at which awards were presented to employees. Following its separation from Elektroprivreda Crne Gore on 30 June 2016, CEDIS continued the development and construction of the electricity distribution system, which began way back in 1910 in Cetinje, when the