In the wake of the coronavirus crisis, the Czech government made two major energy decisions at the end of April. On the one hand, it decided on the completion of a giant nuclear unit in Dukovany, and on the other hand,

The pandemic has not yet peaked, and people are already asking what the world will be like after it is over. That’s natural. The restrictions will hopefully end one day, but will life be the same as we were used to?

Solek, the Czech photovoltaic group, has signed a ten-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with E.ON Romania, a leading player on the Romanian energy market. The total value of the transaction is estimated at approximately 500 million crowns.

While renewable resources show a huge increase in efficiency each year, the construction of traditional nuclear sources surpasses itself in the length of delays and increases in budgeted costs.

Prague/Santiago de Chile – October 11, 2019 – Solek Group finished the Villaseca photovoltaic power plant and connected it to the grid in the Maule region, south of the capital city of Santiago.

Zdeněk Sobotka, CEO of Solek Group has spoken about practical importance of business counsellors in Černínský palác.