Generation
CEZ runs power plants that produce electricity and heat from nuclear, coal, gas, water, wind, and solar assets. This segment also covers trading and selling the power it generates into the market or under supply contract...
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CEZ as is the largest power company in the Czech Republic and one of the main energy groups in Central Europe. It generates electricity at power plants, buys and sells power in wholesale markets, and also supplies electricity and gas to households and business customers. The company’s services reach the whole energy chain, from producing power to delivering it to the end user.
It makes money in a few ways. A large part comes from selling electricity and gas to retail customers and from selling power into wholesale markets. It also earns steady, regulated income from running electricity distribution networks, where it charges for moving power through the grid and keeping the system reliable.
What sets CEZ apart is that it is not just a power seller. It is also a major operator of energy infrastructure, so it combines market-based generation with regulated network businesses. That mix makes it a central part of the Czech energy system and gives it exposure to both competitive energy prices and more stable utility-style income.
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