Archive 2021
MVV energy group in Uherské Hradiště is withdrawing from coal, which will be replaced by natural gas and non-recyclable waste10. 12. 2021Negotiations on the modernization of the heating plant in Uherské Hradiště have taken two years. Yesterday's General Meeting of CTZ s.r.o., which is a joint venture of the energy company MVV Energie CZ a.s. and the town of Uherské Hradiště, decided to replace coal dust with a new fuel mix, which will be a combination of natural gas and non-recyclable municipal waste. The transition from coal to new sources in the heating plant's fuel mix was also approved by the Uherské Hradiště city council. 
MVV Energie CZ: The supply of heat to households will continue without fluctuations and without multiple increases in prices25. 11. 2021Heating plants from the MVV Energie CZ energy group will increase heat prices in the range of 6 to 60%. In some locations, the prices will remain the same as this year. This depends on the fuel they use. The group, which provides heat to 70,000 households, and hundreds of companies and organizations, will pass on to customers‘ heating prices only a part of the rapidly rising costs of buying gas. Prices for end consumers will increase from 1 January 2022. The economic results of the MVV energy group remains stable – investments in greening grew16. 3. 2021MVV Energie CZ energy group, among the leading energy producers and distributors in the Czech Republic, reported stable economic results in the financial year 2019–2020, despite the turbulent times. The coronavirus pandemic resulted in higher operating costs. Thanks to the measures taken, however, it managed to supply heat, electricity and water even in the most demanding moments in all cities and municipalities where the MVV group operates. The monitored period was also marked by the preparation or implementation of a number of ecological projects and new services. The Group has been investing in fossil-free technologies and renewable energy sources (RES) for several years now. Pardubice Region will save another 36 million crowns for energy; the EPC method will also help the environment21. 1. 2021The modernization of technological equipment was completed in ten buildings owned by the Pardubice Region. Thanks to the progressive EPC (Energy Performance Contracting) method, the measures will save 36.6 million crowns over 11 years, which is guaranteed to the Region by the supplier of this large-scale project, the company MVV Energie CZ, who have invested 25.6 million crowns in the modernization of energy management.
MVV Energie CZ: The supply of heat to households will continue without fluctuations and without multiple increases in prices25. 11. 2021Heating plants from the MVV Energie CZ energy group will increase heat prices in the range of 6 to 60%. In some locations, the prices will remain the same as this year. This depends on the fuel they use. The group, which provides heat to 70,000 households, and hundreds of companies and organizations, will pass on to customers‘ heating prices only a part of the rapidly rising costs of buying gas. Prices for end consumers will increase from 1 January 2022. The economic results of the MVV energy group remains stable – investments in greening grew16. 3. 2021MVV Energie CZ energy group, among the leading energy producers and distributors in the Czech Republic, reported stable economic results in the financial year 2019–2020, despite the turbulent times. The coronavirus pandemic resulted in higher operating costs. Thanks to the measures taken, however, it managed to supply heat, electricity and water even in the most demanding moments in all cities and municipalities where the MVV group operates. The monitored period was also marked by the preparation or implementation of a number of ecological projects and new services. The Group has been investing in fossil-free technologies and renewable energy sources (RES) for several years now. Pardubice Region will save another 36 million crowns for energy; the EPC method will also help the environment21. 1. 2021The modernization of technological equipment was completed in ten buildings owned by the Pardubice Region. Thanks to the progressive EPC (Energy Performance Contracting) method, the measures will save 36.6 million crowns over 11 years, which is guaranteed to the Region by the supplier of this large-scale project, the company MVV Energie CZ, who have invested 25.6 million crowns in the modernization of energy management. 
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