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The ČEZ Group is the largest energy supplier in the Czech Republic and one of the ten largest energy producers in Europe. CEZ is a producer, distributor of electricity and heat, and also a gas trader. It also offers customers innovative products and services from the new energy sector that are tailored to their needs. These include the installation of roof photovoltaic power plants with battery systems, heat pumps or modern boilers. A wide range of energy services, including complex energy saving projects for companies, municipalities or public administration is operated by CEZ ESCO. CEZ ESCO focuses on a wide range of energy services, including complex energy saving projects in the form of EPC. The ČEZ Group’s mission is to provide safe, reliable and positive energy to shareholders, customers and the entire company. The vision is to bring innovation to fulfill the energy needs and contribute to a higher quality of life. The ČEZ Group wants to operate its energy assets in the most efficient way and to adapt to the growing share of decentralized and emission-free production. The company’s shares are traded on the Prague and Warsaw Stock Exchanges. The ČEZ Group has more than eight million customers and over 30,000 employees. More information about the ČEZ Group is available at www.cez.cz.

The ČSOB Group is a leading player in the financial services market in the Czech Republic. The bank is a part of the international bank-insurance group KBC, the business activities of which are mainly located in Belgium and in the Central and Eastern Europe. The ČSOB Group consists of a bank (operating under the trademarks – ČSOB and Poštovní spořitelna) and companies with which the bank is connected. The ČSOB financial group includes strategic companies in the Czech Republic controlled directly or indirectly by ČSOB or KBC, which offer financial services, namely Hypoteční banka (Mortgage bank), ČSOB Pojišťovna (ČSOB Insurance Company), Českomoravská stavební spořitelna (Building society), ČSOB Penzijní společnost (pension company), ČSOB Leasing, ČSOB Asset Management, ČSOB Factoring and Patria (licensed securities trader).

The Energon Holding consists mainly of technology companies. Seven of them deal with different areas of the energy industry sector, from traditional to innovative areas. Thanks to their mutual cooperation, the holding covers an unprecedentedly comprehensive portfolio of energy services tailored to the needs of its customers.

The founding company Energon Dobříš has been engaged in the construction and maintenance of energy networks, geodetic works and construction of LV and HV power systems, from transformer stations and power poles to cable laying.

Energon Construction Company focuses on designing, construction and remediation work in the LV, HV and VHV power engineering. It also handles the energy systems of building, civil engineering and water management structures.

Since 2017, Energon Energo has expanded the holding’s activities to include the HV and HV sectors. In addition to power substations, it also builds, reconstructs and maintains other electrical equipment regardless of voltage.

Modern energy is represented by S-Power Energies, which is the only company targeting on retail customers. It installs rooftop solar power plants combined with battery surplus storage systems. Since 2017, it is the number one on the Czech market.

Another company belonging to Energon Holding is the Energon Advanced Energetics – a company that builds turnkey complex EPC units including photovoltaic, wind and hydroelectric power plants and large-capacity battery systems. It recently introduced a unique “all-in-one battery container” with a capacity of 1.3 MWh. The Energon Advanced Energetics cooperates closely with Buildsys, one of the largest players on the Czech market in the field of automation of commercial buildings and industrial sites. They are currently working on a complete technology management at the Jaguar-Land Rover in Slovakia. For this battery container Buildsys has developed a key element – a control system that controls all the functionality.

The Energon Holding portfolio is enclosed by Solid Power Distribution, a distributor of components for solar power plants – from photovoltaic panels through converters to batteries and other equipment. Besides distribution activities the Solid Power Distribution also provides professional trainings for solar power plant installation companies and develops its own technologies.

The Czech Export Bank is a specialized, directly, and indirectly state-owned banking institution. Established in 1995, it forms one of the pillars of the government’s pro-export policy system. The Export Bank’s mission is to support Czech exports and the renown of the Czech Republic as a well-established international exporter and thus promote the overall competitiveness of Czech products throughout the world.

Doucha Šikola Law Firm is the only Czech law firm focusing exclusively on clients involved in the energy industry and especially in the field of renewable energy. These include operators of electricity and heat production, energy traders, distribution companies, but also, for instance, banking houses financing energy projects. Pavel Doucha and Luděk Šikola, the law firm partners, have been providing legal advice to clients in this field since 2009. They believe successful legal advice in such a complex field as the energy industry, cannot be executed without the knowledge of the technical and economic aspects of business in this sector. In this respect, it benefits from cooperation with a partner consulting company DS Energy Consulting s.r.o. This way, Doucha Šikola Law Firm can provide clients with a comprehensive package of all types of consulting in the field of energy.

TEDOM a.s is a Czech engineering company which was established by Ing. Josef Jeleček in Třebíč in 1991.TEDOM is an abbreviation of the Czech words TEplo DOMova “The warmth of home”. The company originally started with one CHP unit model with an output of 22kW. Other types with higher outputs were added immediately, and in addition to natural gas units, they also started developing biogas units. Today, the company’s portfolio includes dozens of cogeneration units operating on natural gas and biogas with an electrical output from 7 kW to 10 MW. Aside from stand-alone CHP units, TEDOM also supplies complex turn-key projects that include design documents, technologies delivery, and installation of the entire energy source.

In 2010, TEDOM together with ČEZ Group founded a joint venture of ČEZ Energo where the joint company operates more than one hundred CHP units connected to a virtual power station with a total electrical output of almost 100 MW. Furthermore, TEDOM runs energy sources in the municipal waste landfills. These energy sources produce tens of thousands of megawatt-hours of green power annually. There is also an extensive service network that includes remote online monitoring of the CHP unit’s operation.

In the fall of 2016, TEDOM acquired the German company, SCHNELL, the leading supplier of CHP units for biogas plants. As a result, the number of employees in the TEDOM Group increased to 900 and the number of common references exceeded 8000 CHP units.

Linde Material Handling is one of the world’s leading suppliers of intralogistics solutions and handling equipment. The company has long been one of the trailblazers of alternative fuels in the Czech Republic, and since 2006 it has been supplying intralogistics solutions based on CNG forklift truck propulsion. The technology is supplied including filling stations and typically brings its users more than 50% savings on fuel costs in comparison with conventional fuels. Since 2008, Linde Material Handling has been intensively involved in the propulsion of hydrogen-powered handling equipment (fuel cells). The company has acquired experience in this field from long-term projects, such as providing propulsion for handling equipment at the BMW production site in Leipzig or the application of fuel cell trucks in an Austrian company, DB Schenker. A unique project, Linde Energy Management, helps warehouse operators minimize energy and fuel costs for handling equipment and improve the environment within and around companies’ sites. Linde Energy Management recommends the most advantageous type of fuel regarding a specific type of operation, and at the same time regardless of current technological limits. It is because Linde trucks are supplied in variants for all basic and alternative types of fuel, such as diesel, CNG, LPG, Li -Ion batteries, Pb batteries, and fuel cells (H2). The Czech branch of Linde Material Handling is always able to recommend its customers a suitable type of fuel for handling technology that is the most advantageous in the long run.