The cooperation agreement between the Montenegrin Electricity Transmission System and Elektromreža Srbije is a very important document that will enable a successful the implementation of the planned tasks and objectives of both companies regarding the construction of the 400 kV interconnector line "Pljevlja-Bajina Bašta-Višegrad", a project within the Trans-Balkan Corridor which is ongoing. aims to improve conditions transmission of electricity between the northern and southern parts of the region and thereby enable further integration of the electricity market, as one of the priorities of the European energy policies
The signatories of the agreement, the CEOs of CGES and EMS, Ivan Asanović and Jelena Matejić, assessed that this act will contribute to the improvement and strengthening of mutual cooperation between the two companies. within their competences and in accordance with legislation and international agreements of their states, to ensure the coordination of activities which should enable the realisation of the project for a new electrical interconnection between the Republic of Serbia and the Republic of Montenegro.
As could be heard, the conditions are being met for a very high-quality collaboration which entails exchange of relevant information, knowledge, and experience, organising joint preparatory and preliminary activities, and one of the projected benefits will be mutual support as a prerequisite for the realisation of a project of mutual interest.
The Montenegrin electricity transmission system and Elektromreža Srbije aim to improve quality service transfer who will be compliant with all European standards and requirements. They will also seek to play an active role in the electricity market and contribute to its development in the Southeast Europe region., and one of the benefits is, of course, also Integration of renewable sources of electricity.
As a reminder, the 400 kV dual-system overhead line 'Pljevlja – Bajina Bašta – Višegrad', as part of the Trans-Balkans Corridor, provides a higher quality electricity supply. connecting Black Up there, Bosnia i Herzegovina i Serbia with the wider region and Europe. This cluster also comprises the Montenegro–Italy submarine cable project, as well as investments in the construction of an internal 400 kV network in Montenegro and Serbia and 400 kV interconnector transmission lines between Montenegro, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Romania.
