Ministry: Mujović will propose to the Government three expert candidates for members of the EPCG Board of Directors

"The impressive biographies of the proposed candidates open a new chapter in the development of the largest state-owned company, in accordance with Minister Mujović's promise that professional references and professional experience will prevail in the boards of directors of energy companies," the Ministry of Energy and Mining said in a statement.

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Mujović, Photo: Boris Pejović
Mujović, Photo: Boris Pejović
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Minister of Energy and Mining Saša Mujović will propose three expert candidates to the Government for members of the Board of Directors of the Electric Power Company of Montenegro (EPCG), the Ministry of Energy and Mining announced.

It is stated that Mujović will propose the dean of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering (ETF) in Manchester Jovica Milanović, professor of the Faculty of Technical Sciences (FTN) in Novi Sad Vladimir Katić and professor at the ETF in Podgorica Zoran Miljanić.

"The impressive biographies of the proposed candidates open a new chapter in the development of the largest state-owned company, in accordance with Minister Mujović's promise that professional references and professional experience will prevail in the boards of directors of energy companies," the Ministry of Energy and Mining said in a statement.

As they explained, Milanović is the dean of the ETF in Manchester, an honorary professor at the University of Queensland in Australia, as well as a visiting professor at the Universities of Belgrade and Novi Sad.

"The rich international and regional experience in the development of energy systems is a resource that will contribute to the development of EPCG", the announcement says.

The announcement of the Ministry of Energy and Mining states that Katic is the founder of the strong FTN in Novi Sad, which is treated as the best technical faculty in the region.

"He built the first solar power plant in Serbia and created an atlas of winds in Serbia," the Ministry stated, adding that his most famous professional studies are related to research into the quality of electricity.

The press release states that Miljanić is considered one of the biggest Montenegrin experts in the field of electrical energy systems, with a huge number of implemented projects in the field of transmission and distribution networks, and connection of renewable energy sources and analysis of their impact on the network.

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