The Economy of Czechia
Nuclear Power and Coal Phase-Out
Czechia relies on nuclear and coal for electricity, is planning new reactors, and is phasing out coal.
A changing energy mix.
Nuclear
Dukovany and Temelín plants supply a large share of electricity.
Coal
Coal has been used heavily, and the government plans to phase it out.
New reactors
Plans to build more units, with a South Korean firm chosen for new build.
ČEZ
The state-controlled utility dominates generation.
A reactor plan
The government selects a supplier for new nuclear units.
Ignoring cost overruns in nuclear projects
They are a common risk.
Key takeaways
- Nuclear provides much power.
- Coal is being phased out.
- New reactors are planned.
- ČEZ is the main utility.
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