Power, water and air

This page shows today's and tomorrow's planned power cuts by town, the 24-hour fault numbers, the water notices for Podgorica and the hourly air quality at the nine state stations. Planned power cuts in Montenegro are announced one working day ahead, usually in the early afternoon: the distribution company CEDIS posts a notice for each day with the municipality, the time window and the villages, streets and buildings without power, and postpones the works in bad weather. The lists below repeat those notices for today and the following days, with a filter by town. CEDIS announces planned works only; when the power goes off and your street is not on the list, call the 24-hour dispatcher for your municipality, shown next to each list.

Water notices cover Podgorica only: the city's water company posts each interruption with the area and the time the supply is due back, and the water section repeats them; faults are reported on 020 440 388. The water companies of Bar (vodovod-bar.me), Budva (vodovodbudva.me), Nikšić (vodovodnk.me) and Bijelo Polje (vodovodbp.me) post their notices on their own sites.

Air quality comes from the nine stations of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA): two in Podgorica, one for traffic at the Zetskih vladara roundabout and one for background air in Blok 5; one each in Nikšić, Bar, Pljevlja, Bijelo Polje and Kotor (Dobrota); and two outside the towns, Gornje Mrke near Podgorica and Gradina near Pljevlja. They measure nitrogen dioxide, sulphur dioxide, ozone, PM10, PM2.5, carbon monoxide and benzene every hour, and each value is rated on the Common Air Quality Index (CAQI): 0 to 25 very low, 25 to 50 low, 50 to 75 medium, 75 to 100 high and above 100 very high pollution; a station shows its highest rated value. Budva, Tivat, Herceg Novi, Ulcinj, Cetinje and the other towns have no station and so no value. EPA publishes the data under CC0 and may correct them later; a station that has not reported for three hours shows no recent data. The forecast covers the weather itself, road conditions the closed roads, and in an emergency the number is 112 (emergency and health).