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Learn moreThe EU's goal is to obtain at least 27 percent of its final energy consumption from renewable energies by 2030. CEZ would like to make its contribution within this Europe-wide process towards emission-free electricity generation.
- CEZ Group Earned CZK 18.1 Billion in H1 2026Economics and financial news
Operating revenue of CEZ Group’s energy division totaled CZK 159.7 billion, down 5% year on year. Operating profit before depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) reached CZK 59.0 billion in the first half of the year, down 20% year on year, primarily due to a decline in the selling prices of generated electricity. Net profit rose by 10% to CZK 18.1 billion due to the elimination of the windfall tax on unexpected gains. Adjusted net profit, which is relevant for the dividend proposal, reached CZK 17.8 billion, up 7% year on year.
- ČEZ Has Established a New Subsidiary, ČEZ Energy, to Oversee the Group’s Customer Segments
Following the decision of the General Meeting on June 1 of this year to optimize the ownership structure and management, ČEZ established a new subsidiary to oversee the customer segment. Its name is ČEZ Energy.
- ČEZ to construct the Czech Republic’s fourth large pumped storage hydropower plant
*The fourth large pumped storage hydropower plant in the CR will be built at Orlík *All four generating units will undergo modernisation, with two being converted to full two way pumped storage operation *The new pumped storage hydropower plant will store up to 750 MWh of energy, equivalent to the daily consumption of 80,000 Czech households *This unique solution will be efficient, economical and environmentally friendly, with completion scheduled for 2033 By 2033, the Czech Republic is set to have its fourth large pumped storage hydropower plant. Following Dlouhé stráně, Dalešice and Štěchovice, Orlík will join the locations capable of storing electricity in water. Comprehensive modernisation of the plant, giving two of Orlík’s four generating units the ability to operate in a fully reversible mode, will make this possible. Water will be pumped into the Orlík reservoir from the lower Kamýk dam, enabling single cycle storage of up to 750 MWh of energy, or the daily consumption of 80,000 Czech households. This type of conversion of an operating hydropower plant, as well as the replacement of two Kaplan turbines with reversible Francis units, will be world firsts.
