Press releases pg. 56

Elektromobility

ČEZ network of public charging stations has reached 100 stations, out of which 50 allow fast charging

The network of public charging stations for electric cars operated by the ČEZ Group has reached 100 installed stations. ČEZ meets the increasing demand for electromobility by building new stations, especially fast charging stations, whose number is currently at 50, and by offering related products and solutions for all types of customers.

28. 6. 2018

Nuclear power plants

On Friday evening, CEZ shuts down Temelín's Unit 2 as scheduled. The reasons are the equipment inspections and refuelling

Refuelling, checks of the turbine and of the safety systems and the reconstruction of the circulation cooling water piping. These are only examples of the most important works to be done during the Unit 2 outage. Overall, the technicians plan to do over ten thousand actions and, above all, they want to do it within two months.

28. 6. 2018

Elektromobility

Unipetrol, in co-operation with ČEZ, is expanding the offer of the Benzina network by adding electric power

Unipetrol is expanding the offer of fuels available in its Benzina fuel station network by adding electric power. It has reached an agreement with the ČEZ Group on launching dozens of fast charging stations throughout the Czech Republic. They will be built by the Electromobility of the ČEZ Group, the operator of the largest domestic network of public charging stations. This infrastructure is being built also thanks to the European grant from the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) program. The first two fast charging stations have been put into test operation at the Benzina fuel service station in Rousínov near Vyškov. By the end of the year, ČEZ and Benzina will put into operation more than ten of these fast charging points.

6. 6. 2018

Economics and financial news

ČEZ Earned CZK 7.3bn in Q1 2018
ČEZ’s Value Has Increased by Nearly CZK 38bn Year to Date

CEZ Group’s Net Income for Q1 2018 reached CZK 7.3bn, with EBITDA at CZK 17.5bn. The year-on-year decline by CZK 1.5bn is due to one-off revenue from the settlement agreement made with Sokolovská uhelná in 2017, and also due to lower selling prices of power generated by traditional sources and to the lower production of the Počerady steam-gas power plant due to more favorable spot prices of power and gas in 2017. CEZ Group confirmed its expected EBITDA for 2018 to range between CZK 51bn and 53bn, with the yearly Adjusted Net Income to reach CZK 12-14bn.

10. 5. 2018