Key Findings
With the absence of state support, ČEZ has failed to build out domestic renewables capacity
The decarbonisation plan's financial risks outweigh its benefits for ČEZ and Czechia's residents.
_EZ, the largest energy group in Czechia and one of the largest energy groups in Central and Eastern Europe, announced a new strategy in 2021 to decarbonise its power generation.
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