Nuclear new-build
Together for the environment
Find out moreClean air, clean soil, clean energy. Nuclear power plants generate a large volume of environmentally friendly, emission-free electricity on a small area.
Future of the energy sector in the Czech Republic
Find out moreWe will continue to ensure a sufficient volume of reliable, environmentally friendly and affordable energy for Czech households, businesses, as well as municipalities in the future.
Czech nuclear know-how
Find out moreThe Czech Republic was one of the first countries to implement nuclear technology. We have dozens of years of experience and can use our valuable know-how well.
- CEZ Group’s “Photovoltaic Academy” teams up Czech university students with African technicians in a unique educational programme
CEZ Group launched a new programme called Photovoltaic Academy, aimed at providing insight into the latest trends concerning large solar installations in the energy sector. The intensive, week-long internship teamed up students from Czech universities with technicians from Zambia and Lesotho, two countries where CEZ Group implements foreign ESG projects aimed at mitigating climate change and strengthening the resilience of local communities. The Photovoltaic Academy programme fulfils the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Number 7: to ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all.
- CEZ Group Earned CZK 21.5 bn in Q1–Q3 2025. Growing capex, ongoing transformation, and stable operations
CEZ Group achieved an operating profit before depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) of CZK 103.2 bn for the first three quarters of 2025. Net profit amounted to CZK 21.5 bn, while adjusted net profit, which is key for the dividend proposal, reached CZK 22.2 bn. The results confirm the company’s stability during a period of ongoing energy transformation and significant capital expenditures in upgrades and development. Generation from nuclear power plants grew, and for the whole of 2025, ČEZ expects to generate almost 32 TWh of emission-free electricity from nuclear sources, which is a record-high value and 2 TWh more than last year.