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Learn moreCEZ follows a sustainable development strategy named “Energy for the Future”: the company supports energy efficiency, promotes new technologies, contributes to the prosperity of its neighborhood, takes full care of safety and creates an environment for employees’ professional growth.
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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.
- Temelín prepares for a planned outage of Unit 2. During this shutdown, it will complete the transition to longer operation between shutdowns.Nuclear power plants
Inspections of safety systems and the turbine, 80 investment projects, and the replacement of part of the fuel assemblies. These are some of the key tasks technicians will carry out during the planned outage of Unit 2 at the Temelín Nuclear Power Plant. Energy professionals will also move into the final phase of a longer fuel cycle. The unit will be disconnected from the transmission grid tomorrow evening. In total, ČEZ plans to complete more than 18,000 activities, with roughly two months allocated for the work.
- CEZ Group Scores A- in CDP rating, Improving Significantly
CEZ Group has improved its ESG rating from CDP, one of the world's leading organisations focused on assessing companies, cities, regions and countries from a sustainability perspective. In the key category focused on climate protection, CEZ improved to A-. CDP monitors corporate impacts in terms of climate change, water security, and forest risks. Its independent ratings are used by approximately 750 investors worldwide.
- ČEZ has already brought ships with the Czech Republic’s annual consumption to the LNG terminal in Eemshaven
The equivalent of the Czech Republic’s annual gas consumption has already been brought by ships to the LNG terminal in Eemshaven, the Netherlands, which has been operational since September 2022. LNG terminals in Europe and the building of new supply chains have been instrumental in overcoming the energy crisis and rapidly reducing energy prices in Europe. From the beginning of its operation until the end of 2025, the LNG terminal in Eemshaven has received a total of 72 ships with gas destined for the Czech Republic, bringing 6.44 billion cubic metres of gas. None of the ships contained Russian gas, which is a condition for terminal users.
