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ENETIQA Group has its own trading company ENETIQA Trading s.r.o.16. 4. 2024The new company ENETIQA Trading s.r.o. deals with electricity and gas trading. It is another subsidiary of ENETIQA a.s. and thus expanded the ENETIQA group. The creation of the new company is a response to the constantly changing situation in the energy markets in the recent past. Its main goal is to respond to market developments in a timely manner, proactively act on it and optimize the use of our flexible assets. 
ENETIQA has been operating on the Czech market for 30 years6. 10. 2023ENETIQA company is celebrating 30 years of operation in the Czech Republic. First appearing on the Czech market on October 6, 1993, under the name EPS ČR, it was primarily engaged in the provision of energy services. In 1999, it became part of the German energy concern MVV Energie AG. In subsequent years, the purchase of heating plants created a group of companies covered by the company title MVV Energie CZ from 2002. This group expanded over time, establishing a separate EPC division dealing with the implementation of energy-saving projects. The new owner of the group as of December 2022 is the independent European investment group Cube Infrastructure Managers based in Luxembourg, through which the company changed its name to ENETIQA a.s. MVV Energie CZ has a new owner 2. 1. 2023The company Cube III Energy CZ s.r.o. is the new owner of MVV Energie CZ a.s. as of 9th December 2022. Cube III Energy CZ s.r.o. is part of Cube Infrastructure Managers, an independent European investment company focused on medium-sized infrastructure projects. After the change of ownership, MVV Energie CZ is called ENETIQA12. 12. 2022The company Cube III Energy CZ s.r.o. is the new owner of MVV Energie CZ a.s. from December 9, 2022, which will bear the new name ENETIQA a.s. from January 1, 2023. The MVV Energie CZ Group has contractually secured gas supplies for 2023, and will thus increase heat prices by only tens of percent6. 12. 2022Heating plants from the MVV Energie CZ energy group, which provide heat for 70,000 households and hundreds of companies and organizations, are to increase heat prices next year by between 12 and 60%, depending on the fuel used. Prices will increase only in the order of tens of percent, even though resource prices , especially gas, have increased by an order of magnitude more. The price increase for end customers will take effect from 1 January 2023.
ENETIQA has been operating on the Czech market for 30 years6. 10. 2023ENETIQA company is celebrating 30 years of operation in the Czech Republic. First appearing on the Czech market on October 6, 1993, under the name EPS ČR, it was primarily engaged in the provision of energy services. In 1999, it became part of the German energy concern MVV Energie AG. In subsequent years, the purchase of heating plants created a group of companies covered by the company title MVV Energie CZ from 2002. This group expanded over time, establishing a separate EPC division dealing with the implementation of energy-saving projects. The new owner of the group as of December 2022 is the independent European investment group Cube Infrastructure Managers based in Luxembourg, through which the company changed its name to ENETIQA a.s. MVV Energie CZ has a new owner 2. 1. 2023The company Cube III Energy CZ s.r.o. is the new owner of MVV Energie CZ a.s. as of 9th December 2022. Cube III Energy CZ s.r.o. is part of Cube Infrastructure Managers, an independent European investment company focused on medium-sized infrastructure projects. After the change of ownership, MVV Energie CZ is called ENETIQA12. 12. 2022The company Cube III Energy CZ s.r.o. is the new owner of MVV Energie CZ a.s. from December 9, 2022, which will bear the new name ENETIQA a.s. from January 1, 2023. The MVV Energie CZ Group has contractually secured gas supplies for 2023, and will thus increase heat prices by only tens of percent6. 12. 2022Heating plants from the MVV Energie CZ energy group, which provide heat for 70,000 households and hundreds of companies and organizations, are to increase heat prices next year by between 12 and 60%, depending on the fuel used. Prices will increase only in the order of tens of percent, even though resource prices , especially gas, have increased by an order of magnitude more. The price increase for end customers will take effect from 1 January 2023. 
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