Czech Republic | Oil & Gas Feed

As Serbia's Energy Development Strategy envisions, for the first time, the potential use of nuclear energy, the experiences of countries like Slovakia and the Czech Republic offer valuable insights.

Scottish hydrogen technologies firm Logan Energy has won a multi-million-pound contract to fuel zero-emission buses in the Czech Republic.

Construction of Germany's first onshore liquified natural gas (LNG) terminal has begun at Stade, close to the city of Hamburg. From 2027, it will cover more than a quarter of the Czech Republic’s annual consumption.

Ten members including the Czech Republic and Kosovo have joined the Powering Past Coal Alliance (PPCA).

Westinghouse Electric Company, along with construction partner Bechtel submitted its proposal to supply the Czech Republic with as many as four AP1000® reactors, the safest, most advanced nuclear technology available today.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is supporting residential energy efficiency in the Czech Republic by providing a 110 million euro loan to Heimstaden Bostad, the owner of the largest portfolio of private residential rental units in the Czech Republic.

In January-July 2023, the Czech Republic imported 1.097 million tons of oil from Azerbaijan (an increase of 18% year-on-year) for 666.7 million euros (a decline...

The provincial government of New Brunswick, Canada, signed an MoU with the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Czech Republic focused on bilateral cooperation in support of energy innovation and other economic activities.

Westinghouse Electric Company named Petr Brzezina as President in the Czech Republic with responsibility for leading efforts to expand the adoption of its nuclear technology.

In January 2023, the Czech Republic completely dispensed with the supply of Russian gas; the republic now receives this type of fuel from Norway, as...

Russian oil deliveries through the Southern Druzhba pipeline supplying Hungary, Slovakia and the Czech Republic have been halted since 4 August due to issues relating to transit fees.

The state, together with energy supplier CEZ, has secured pipeline capacity from the port of Eemshaven, in the Netherlands. This will allow the Czech Republic to import up to three bcm of LNG per year, which corresponds to one-third of the gas currently imported from Russia.