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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 26.6 Billion for Q1-Q3 2026Economics and financial news
CEZ Group’s net profit for the first three quarters of this year reached CZK 26.6 billion, up 24% year on year, primarily due to the elimination of the tax on unexpected gains, referred to as the “windfall tax.” Net profit adjusted for extraordinary items rose by 19% to CZK 26.3 billion. Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) totaled CZK 86.1 billion. CEZ Group has raised its full-year outlook for adjusted net profit to CZK 34–37 billion and continues to expect EBITDA of CZK 109–114 billion.
- Photovoltaic Academy Returns for Its Second Year: Students Gain Hands-On Experience in Real Operations
The ČEZ Group hosted the second edition of the Photovoltaic Academy, a week-long educational program for students, educators, and professionals from the Czech Republic, Zambia, and Lesotho. Nineteen participants had the opportunity to gain first-hand experience of modern energy operations, visiting power plants, laboratories, and the renewable energy control center, while also meeting experts from the ČEZ Group. The Photovoltaic Academy is part of the company's long-term commitment to supporting technical education.
- Temelín Nuclear Power Plant's Unit 1 is set to undergo a scheduled outage. The plant's staff have 70 investment projects planned.
On the evening of Friday, October 16, the Temelín Nuclear Power Plant will disconnect its generating Unit 1 from the power grid. This will mark the start of a scheduled outage, during which, e.g. safety systems and the turbine will be inspected, and some fuel assemblies will be replaced. In total, ČEZ plans to carry out more than 19,000 tasks, for which it has tentatively reserved two months.
