Shareholders of the Montenegrin Electricity Transmission System at the eleventh extraordinary General Assembly, which was Held today in Podgorica, they relieved of their duties and then appointed the members of the Board of Directors.
At today's inaugural meeting, held after the General Meeting of Shareholders, the majority of the members of the Board of Directors elected Aleksandra Mijuškovića for of this highest body. A vice-president was also appointed. from the ranks of the Italian Tern, Giacomo Donini while the re-elected members: Zdravko Blečić, Master of Public and European Law and Studies Almedina Husović, a qualified lawyer and Mijat MirkovićDiploma in Electrical EngineeringThe company 'Elektromreža Srbije' will be represented on the CGES Board, as it has been until now., Jelena Matejić, dipl.ecc., and the Italian energy company Terna – Rete Elettrica Nazionale S.p.A., Current members Giacomo Donini i Guido Guida.
Upon taking up his post, Mijušković expressed his satisfaction at being shown renewed trust, and that CGES will continue with the results achieved so far in all areas of business.
We will be even stronger, more successful and more persistent in our intention for CGES to be a modern international company that makes progress in all areas of its work. We are on the right track to achieve this. We have set our priorities, and so the number one is – pThe need to ensure reliable transmission electricity to all our customers. Increasingly stringent requirements regarding power quality, ensuring the prerequisites for connecting the electricity market in the region, the need to coordinate procedures with other transmission systems in the interconnection, the implementation of state-of-the-art technological solutions, numerous investments, "they remain challenges for our company, but at the same time, they are empowering it day by day," concluded Aleksandar Mijušković.
Biography of Aleksandar Mijušković
Aleksandar Mijušković is A graduate engineer in electrical engineering, with twenty-seven years of work experience in the energy sector. In June 2021, he took up the position of Chairman of the CGES Board of Directors, and since July 2022, He is a member of the CGES Board of Directors and Assistant Executive Director for Development.
Previously radio u The Coordinated Auction Office for South-East Europe (SEE CAO), which allocates cross-border transmission capacity between the transmission system operators of South-East Europe, who are also the company's founders. From 2014 to 2019, he was the Executive Director of SEE CAO, and as a continuation of his significant role in the formation of this successful regional company, He held numerous positions, from Project Team Leader to Executive Director of the Project Company responsible for establishing the Office for Coordinated Auctions in Southeast Europe between 2012 and 2014.
From 1995 to 2009, he worked at the National Dispatch Centre (EPCG) in numerous roles, from operations dispatcher to Chief Engineer for Analytics, Energy Settlement and Forecasting, where he gained extensive experience in the management of the electricity transmission system.
From 2009 to 2012, he was Director of the Sector for Regulatory, Legal, Personnel and International Cooperation Affairs.
Mijušković is a member of the SEETSO TF (Transmission System Operators' Working Group) electricity southeastern Europe), a member of ENTSO-E (the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity), the Market Committee and the ENTSO-E Regional Group for Southeastern Europe, as well as a member of EUROELECTRIC (the European Electricity Industry Association), the working group for southeastern Europe.
Aleksandar Mijušković is one of the initiators of the project to connect Montenegro and Italy with a submarine power cable and a member of the negotiating team.of with the Italian transmission system operator "Terna".
As a member of the Montenegrin delegation, he participated in the plenary sub-committee meetings and the sectoral meetings of the enhanced regular dialogue between the European Commission and Montenegro on transport, energy, environmental and regional policy.
He has been a participant in all the Athens forums since 2003.
Throughout his career to date, he has successfully collaborated with transmission system operators, energy companies, the Secretariat of the Energy Community, as well as international financial institutions.
The partner is the Institute for Energy of South-Eastern Europe (IENE) from Athens.
In addition to the above, he was an invited speaker at numerous conferences and seminars across Europe.
He trained abroad:
- Operational Staff Training Programme – Red Electrica, Spain – Madrid, June 2003.
- Market Facilitation Group, SEETEC, Slovenia – Ljubljana, April 2004.
- Seminar: Electricity Market – Norway, October 2007 and
- Managing your business, managing yourself, JVI Austria – Vienna, October 2008.
He speaks English.
He is married and has a son.