secures reliable, safe and affordable power and heat supplies to European households and businesses. EP Infrastructure is primarily responsible for the uninterrupted flow, storage and distribution of natural gas – an irreplaceable commodity that, thanks to its flexibility, is an ideal partner for renewable energy sources during the transformation of the energy sector. EPIF acknowledges the temporary role of natural gas and has commenced projects aimed at adaptation of its infrastructure for zero-carbon gases such as hydrogen.
produces electricity in seven European countries through its balanced portfolio of low-emission, renewable and traditional sources of electrical power. Through strategic terminations of mining activities and coal-related operations as well as massive investments in low-emission alternatives, EP Power Europe actively assumes the responsibility for not only decarbonisation but also for both inhabitants and employees in the regions concerned.
was created based on EPH’s subsidiaries, which deal with logistics specializing in business partners´ transport needs. The range of activities include not only rail freight, freight forwarding, rental of railway rolling stock and intermodal operations, but also staffing and training of employees for railway work. It offers premium services and complex logistics solutions.
supplies thermal energy for almost 63,000 households in the Hradec Králové – Pardubice – Chrudim area and also for several hundred organisations such as industrial enterprises and administrative, commercial, sport, health and cultural facilities. Elektrárny Opatovice’s heat supply system is comprised of approximately 320 km of heat supply networks. In financial terms, EOP is one of the lowest-priced heat suppliers in the Czech Republic. EOP also produces more than 1,000 GWh of electricity annually, partly in an efficient cogeneration mode. The power station has the capacity to supply balancing power, which helps to balance supply and demand in the Czech electricity grid, and it is able to operate in island mode and continue providing power to a specified area in case of collapse of the whole electricity grid.
is the largest company in the Pilsen region engaged in the production of electrical and thermal energy. The company further distributes and supplies heat, cooling, drinking and service water and compressed air to more than 55,000 customers.
The company runs three cogeneration heating plants including one waste-to-energy plant. As a primary fuel for heat and power generation, lignite, biomass and municipal waste are used.
Based on a long-term contract with the Czech transmission system operator, ČEPS, a.s., Plzeňská teplárenská, a.s. provides certified ancillary services and helps balance electricity supply and demand.
is an important heat producer in the northern Bohemian region. It supplies thermal energy to more than 34,000 households in Most and Litvínov, and also to industrial enterprises, schools, health facilities, offices and various institutions. Part of the thermal energy is sold to the networks of third-party heat distributors. The length of United Energy’s heat distribution network, owned by its subsidiary Severočeská teplárenská, totals approximately 150 km of distribution pipes. United Energy operates the Komořany CHP plant near Most, which fires indigenous brown coal and biomass in modern fluidised-bed boilers meeting all environmental and public health regulations. Every year, the CHP plant produces up to 10,000 TJ of thermal energy, which is used for electricity and heat production. The Komořany CHP plant generates electricity in 8 turbine generator sets with an aggregate installed electrical capacity of 239 Mwe.
is an international company with an extensive experience in underground gas storage, is a leading company in exploration and production of hydrocarbons. In addition, the company initiates research activities as well as projects focused on the storage of energy from renewable sources. NAFTA operates in the Central European countries and currently runs not only in Slovakia and the Czech Republic, but also in Germany, Austria and Ukraine.
In Slovakia, NAFTA operates a system of underground gas storage with a capacity of 27.7 TWh. Working storage volume is a dynamic variable depending primarily on its mode of use by customers. The UGS facilities of NAFTA are connected to the Slovak distribution grid, transition system of Eustream and Virtual Trading Point in Austria.
owns and operates an underground gas storage facility near the town of Malacky in Slovakia. Its storage capacity is 6.9 TWh.
Since 1993, the company has earned an excellent record offering underground natural gas storage services. Working in a liberalised natural gas market, being strategically located in the proximity of Europe’s main transport routes and the Virtual Trading Point, Austria, as well as owning direct connection to the hub’s infrastructure, the company has grown into a flexible and reliable gas storage services provider operating in the region.
operates the Dolní Bojanovice underground gas storage facility in the Czech Republic; the UGS facility was developed in depleted oil&gas reservoirs and completed in 1999. Working gas capacity amounts to 6.9 TWh. UGS Dolní Bojanovice is directly connected to the Slovak gas grid.
is the owner and technical operator of underground gas storage facilities Breitbrunn/Eggstätt, Inzenham-West and Wolfersberg in Bavaria with a total storage capacity of 19.9 TWh. The company is engaged in operation and development of all three gas storage facilities as well as marketing of storage capacities and related services at Inzenham-West. NAFTA Speicher is a subsidiary of NAFTA – a growing international company with extensive experience in natural gas storage management and development and in exploration and production of oil and gas in Central Europe. NAFTA Speicher is benefiting from NAFTA’s 45-year-long experience in gas storage business. Outside of Germany, NAFTA also operates its own storages linked to the Slovak and Austrian markets and serves as the technical operator for third party storages in both Slovakia and the Czech Republic.
Eustream operates the gas transmission pipeline throughout Slovakia, a corridor with unique positioning to supply gas to Central European and Southern European gas markets, irrespective of the gas source and flows pattern (connected to all neighbouring countries). Eustream’s business partners include major energy companies from both EU and non-EU member states.
VTE Pchery, s.r.o. operates wind power plants near the village of Pchery in the Kladno area, with an installed capacity of 2 x 3 MWe. Thanks to these parameters, the Pchery wind power plant is a facility with the highest unit capacity in the Czech Republic. The power plant was put into operation in April 2008, with capital expenditure totalling CZK 190 million.
POWERSUN a.s. operates photovoltaic power plants in Hustopeče (1.1 MWe) and Kyjov (2 MWe).
Triskata
Triskata, s.r.o. operates a 1 MWe photovoltaic plant in Strážske (Slovakia).
Arisun
ARISUN, s.r.o. operates a 1 MWe photovoltaic plant in Strážske (Slovakia).
Biogas Plants
Alternative Energy
The biogas plant in Bošany, Slovakia is a facility using the latest technology in energy exploitation of biodegradable waste. The result of the process is the production of electricity and thermal energy production and certified fertilizers.
Additional renewable power sources with regulated capacity are listed in the EPPE segment.
Gas and Power Distribution
SPP – distribúcia
is the owner and operator of a gas distribution network, which accounts for approximately 98% of the volumes distributed in the territory of the Slovak Republic. The company is responsible for the reliable, safe and efficient distribution of natural gas from transmission networks through gas distribution systems to end customers, and also for securing connection to the distribution network and for meter-readings of consumed natural gas.
The total length of pipelines on all pressure levels operated by SPP – distribúcia is now 34,872 km. Over 94% of all inhabitants of the Slovak Republic have access to natural gas, making Slovakia second in Europe in terms of gas network density.
SPP – distribúcia is the Slovak leader in natural gas distribution delivering its services to over 1.5 million end consumers connected to the gas distribution system in the whole of Slovakia.
is a multi-commodity energy supplier in Slovakia. Besides supplying electricity and gas to more than 680,000 off-take points, it also offers comprehensive solutions for improving energy efficiency, optimising demand and energy management.
SSE also operates own assets with electricity generating capacities, including one generating capacity (SSE-PD) providing ancillary services during the day, and also has its own photovoltaic capacities for electricity generation (SSE-Solar) and small hydropower plants (SSE-MVE).
Through its subsidiary company Stredoslovenská distribučná, it is the second largest regional distribution company in Slovakia.
is one of the key suppliers of electricity and natural gas in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. It supplies energy not only to households, but also to large customers, including major companies and institutions in industry, the food sector, healthcare, state administration and local governments. Currently, together with its subsidiary Dobrá Energie, s.r.o., EP Energy Trading supplies more than 140,000 off-take points.
An advantage of EP Energy Trading. a.s. is the access to power plants from the EP Energy group such as Elektrárny Opatovice, Plzeňská teplárenská and United Energy. Thanks to this, the company is a stable partner for its customers, offering certainty of keeping contract obligations.
The company has been in the market for 18 years. Throughout that time, due to its competitive prices, professional approach, flexibility and customer focus, epet has established itself as an important supplier of energies on the Czech market.
A consultancy specialising in efficient energy use, comprehensive energy services, automation of industrial energy system management, and energy systems and audits.
operates a total generation capacity of 4,300 MW through four gas-fired power plants and one coal-fired power plant in Italy, making it one of the most relevant power generation players in the country. EP Produzione efficient and high-performance power stations are managed according to the highest environmental, safety and reliability standards.
EP Produzione includes hard coal power plant Fiume Santo on the Sardinia island with around 600 MW of net installed capacity, which is considered to be one of the most important industrial facilities in the northwestern Sardinia. Other four fully consolidated gas power plants are located mainly in the north of Italy – Livorno Ferraris, Ostiglia, Tavazzano e Montanaso, Trapani.
is a CCGT (Combined Cycle Gas Turbine) power station located near Plymouth, Devon in South West England. Construction of the site started in 2008 and was commissioned in 2010. Total site capacity is 905 MW. High pressure steam system enables market leading efficiency (51.5 %), flexible design is capable of two-shift operation and minimum load, enhancing the plant´s capabilities. The combined cycle provides increased flexibility to National Grid for support and system services helping grid stability.
is a gas-fired power station located near Stallingborough, England. Total installed capacity of the power plants is 1,365 MW. The site consists of two separately operated units with a flexible design capable of two-shift operation with minimum load enhancing the flexibility of the plant, similarly to Langage power plant.
Kilroot power station is a coal and oil power station on the east coast of Northern Ireland, UK, commissioned in 1981. The station has installed capacity 514 MW in dual-fired boilers (coal and heavy fuel oil), along with 142 MW in four Open Cycle Gas Turbines (OCGT) and 10 MW of battery energy storage from the Kilroot Advancion Energy Storage Array, which is the only grid scale operational battery storage unit in Ireland with a potential to install a further 30–100 MW of battery storage. Together with EP Ballylumford, it secures over 60 % of Northern Ireland‘s electricity demand.
This natural-gas-fired power station is the largest power station in Northern Ireland consisting of two Combined Cycle Gas Turbines (CCGT) and two Open Cycle Gas Turbines (OCGT), which was built on a brown field site and began full commercial operation in 2003. Highly flexible CCGTs are able to operate in several different modes (open cycle, CCGT) and have the lowest minimum generation for CCGT in the Irish market. Such attributes are ideal for a system with high levels of wind where flexibility and fast response is required. The OCGTs provide required fast response units, as well as much needed capacity. The combination of fast, flexible and diverse thermal assets, jointly with battery storage potential, makes the Ballylumford portfolio attractive and ideally suited to the future market in Ireland. The potential to install storage at scale (30-100 MW) further enhances and diversifies the portfolio. Significant investment has been made in recent years, further enhancing Ballylumford’s competitive position within the Irish market. The power plant´s capacity is 688 MW and together with EP Kilroot, it secures over 60 % of the region‘s electricity supply from diverse mix of assets.
Tynagh is a 384 MW Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) in east County Galway, the Republic of Ireland. The power station is the only independent CCGT plant in the Irish market and provides a flexible daily electricity product to the Irish wholesale electricity market since 2006. It is a major player in securing electricity supply to Galway and the west of Ireland with 9% of the country’s electricity requirements supplied directly to the national grid. The CCGT plant was developed on the former disused Tynagh Mines site, being a major contributor to the local economy while minimising the environmental impact.
Germany
Kraftwerk Mehrum
Kraftwerk Mehrum GmbH (KWM) operates a coal-fired power plant with a net installed capacity of 690 MW. Mehrum is located between the cities of Hannover and Braunschweig directly on the Mittelland Canal.
The electrical output is enough to supply 700,000 households or about 1 million people with electrical energy, which corresponds to a supply area of the Hannover region. The operating range of the power plant is between 150 MW and 690 MW of net capacity. Due to the very flexible design, the system can adapt the power production to the individual needs of the power grid and meet the increasingly fluctuating load requirements due to the renewable energies. The system is characterized by relatively high availability rates and high reliability for the shareholders and for the load dispatcher.
In 1979, the coal-fired power station with a net output of initially 654 MW was put into operation. In 2003, extensive efficiency-enhancing measures were implemented (retrofit measure at the turbine, heat recovery in the flue gas system, optimization of cooling tower installations), which led to an increase in net output of 36 MW to 690 MW today and an increase in efficiency to around 40 %. Thanks to these measures, around 80,000 tons of hard coal and around 180,000 tons of CO2 are saved each year in the environmental balance with comparable output. Currently, around 120 employees ensure safe operation of the power plant.
is located at Schkopau/Germany and operates the Schkopau Power Plant with a net installed capacity of 900 MW.
The Schkopau Plant burns lignite from the central German field and supplies electricity to the 380 kV grid and to the 110 kV grid of Deutsche Bahn and also supplies power and steam to the chemical factories of Buna Sow Leuna Olefinverbund GmbH (BSL). The two blocks comprising the co-generation plant can be deployed independently to maintain supply.
The Schkopau power plant is not only a link in East Germanys power supply but also an important economic factor for the entire industrial region by supplying reliable energy to the chemical industry, the railway and the public grid.
France
Gazel Energie
Gazel Energie is energy producer in France with a portfolio of coal and biomass fueled power plants and wind and solar farms with a total production capacity of 837 MW. Gazel Energie is also the fourth largest French provider of electricity and gas for 11,500 supply points. In accordance with the French Energy Transition Act, the company has already invested more than € 1.2 billion in its assets and since 2008 has reduced CO2 emissions by more than half, representing 7.5% of France’s overall decarbonisation.
Netherlands
EP Netherlands
EP Netherlands (EPNL) is energy producer owning and operating natural-gas-fired power stations Sloe (870 MW installed capacity), Rijnmond (800 MW) and MaasStroom (426 MW). In addition, EPNL holds 50% stake in Enecogen gas-fired power plant (910 MW). With a cumulative capacity of 2.6 GW, EPNL ranks as the third largest operator of power plants in the Netherlands.
Beside of flexible power generation, EPNL is also engaged in power and gas supply business and operates a local gas pipeline (Zuid-Beveland, 55 km).
EP Commodities (EPC) specializes in trading of energy commodities, transit and storage capacities. We deal with transactions in natural gas, power, emissions allowances, coal and structural products like spreads across Europe. EPC focuses on countries where the EPH Group has its assets or where liquidity enables efficient trading. Besides physical trading, we realize financial hedging of commodities as well as sourcing portfolio of end-users in the group companies.
owns and operates an underground gas storage facility near Alton in Hampshire, United Kingdom, consisting of two reservoirs – the Great Oolite and the Rhaetic.
The facility is a part of the National Transmission System providing approximately 6% of the UK gas storage capability and up to 3% of the national transmission system daily demand.
EP Resources CZ provides exclusive sale of the Polish sorted and energy coal from the underground mine PG Silesia. The company also sells the Czech sorted and energy coal, brown coal briquettes, and pulverized brown coal dusts, which are produced with the aim of increasing the useful properties of brown or hard varieties of coal. It also provides sales of other materials (biomass, lime and limestone sorbents).
EP Resources AG, located in Zug, Switzerland, handles the procurement of the coal, biomass and freight requirements of EPH’s power facilities located in Germany, Italy, France and UK.
EP Resources is a growing global franchise across energy, leveraging EPH’s in-house demand to offer global clients a portfolio of trading, marketing, freight and logistic services across hard coal, iron ore and freight and thereby adding value to our global clients.
RVA Group
RVA Group is a specialist project management and EHS organisation operating in the decommissioning, decontamination, dismantling and demolition sectors. With more than 25 years’ experience in this high-hazard field, the company has established itself as the industry market leader. Headquartered in London, UK, its highly skilled, multi-disciplined engineering team has completed more than 750 large-scale and complex projects worldwide.
With experience spanning the chemical, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, manufacturing, industrial, oil, gas, power and energy industries, RVA provides a comprehensive and flexible range of services – from front-end engineering through to total project management – making certain that in every instance, the client’s precise requirements are met.
As a result, the organisation has become renowned globally for health and safety excellence, engineering expertise, environmental impact minimisation, and strong commercial project control. By working exclusively with plant owners – and remaining independent of the contractor supply chain – RVA provides focused and uncompromised advice throughout the entire project life-cycle.
In 2010, MIBRAG NEUE ENERGIE put into operation the “Am Geyersberg” wind farm on the site of the Schleenhain mine near the town of Groitzsch (Germany), with a total installed capacity of 6.9 MW. The wind farm consists of 3 Siemens wind turbines. The costs of this wind farm project totalled more than EUR 9 million. MIBRAG Neue Energie strives for further development of wind power in area of surface mines owned by company MIBRAG.
Lynemouth Power Station (or “LPL”) is at the forefront of the UK’s energy market as one of the most ambitious renewable energy investment projects in the UK that has been undertaken over recent years. The plant has undergone a major conversion programme that has seen the former coal-fired power station convert to full biomass electricity generation. The conversion project meant a significant collaboration amongst LPL employees, contractor partners, Government agencies and EPH. Now fully handed over to LPL, the plant has 395 MW of net installed powering approximately 450,000 homes.
Lynemouth Power Station uses sustainably-sourced, renewable wood pellets, primarily from the USA and Canada, which are transported to the UK by sea. Carbon emissions arising from transportation are included in the calculation made by LPL to report against current sustainability criteria under the CfD.
It is one of the largest sites of its kind in Europe and has, since converting to biomass, reduced nitrous oxide emissions by two-thirds and more than halved dust emissions. Sulphurous oxide emissions have also been reduced by more than 95% to minimal compared to previous coal generation.
Process safety is a crucial part of everyday operations to protect all personnel and those visiting the site. Lynemouth Power Station’s exceptional safety record is testament to the robust systems and procedures in place, in particular those implemented during the plant’s conversion to biomass. LPL complies with and adheres to strict industry legislation, as well as health and safety codes, to ensure the highest operational standards at all times.
The biomass-fired power plant of Strongoli, owned and operated by Biomasse Italia, a company acquired by EP New Energy Italia in December 2017, is situated in the central-eastern part of Calabria region.
The 46 MW plant is mainly fueled with biomass made of wood chips, derived from forest maintenance and agro-food residuals coming from local and national markets.
The yearly biomass consumption is about 400,000 tons, and the total annual production at full capacity is about 360 GWh.
Biomasse Crotone
The biomass-fired power plant of Crotone, owned and operated by Biomasse Crotone, a company acquired by EP New Energy Italia in December 2017, is situated in the central-eastern part of Calabria region. Crotone is a biomass-fired power plant with a total capacity of 27 MW.
The plant is mainly fueled with biomass made of wood chips, derived from forest maintenance and agro-food residuals coming from local and national markets.
The yearly biomass consumption is about 300,000 tons, and the total annual production at full capacity is about 220 GWh.
Fusine Energia
Fusine Energia was created in 2006 to obtain the authorization for the construction and operation of a new biomass power plant. The site is located in the province of Sondrino, Italy, and operates at full capacity since June 2011. The 6 MW plant is fuelled with biomass made of wood chips originating mainly from neighbouring regions, which has a positive impact on local economy. The yearly biomass comsumption is about 82,000 tons and the total annual production of electricity reaches 41 GWh, the equivalent of powering more than 11,000 households.
EP Power Minerals (EPPM) is a European leader in the provision of power plant by-products (especially fly ash and FGD gypsum) and expendable blasting abrasives, helping its clients to reduce carbon footprint. EPPM also provides a broad range of waste management services. As a by-product of combustion in hard coal power plants, fly ash serves as a highly ecological and cost-effective substitute for clinker in cement production. Fly ash significantly reduces the CO2 footprint as well as input costs and improves cement quality for the construction industry. As coal-fired power generation will continue to be around for some time as a bridging technology in most countries of Europe, processing fly ash contributes significantly to reducing the environmental impact, which pays into the overall sustainability strategy of EPPE.
In 1994, Mitteldeutsche Braunkohlengesellschaft (MIBRAG) was the first East German lignite company to be privatized. Activities of the company have been focused in the south of Saxony-Anhalt – the company’s headquarters are located at the city of Zeitz – and in the region south of Leipzig. MIBRAG is the sole shareholder of companies Helmsteder Revier (HSR), GALA-MIBRAG-Service, Bohr- und Brunnenbau, MIBRAG Consulting International and MIBRAG Neue Energie. The company holds shares in three more entities offering a wide range of services from energy generation, landscaping to civil engineering, disposal, mine engineering services and the operation of a wind farm at the border of United Schleenhain mine in Saxony.
For more than two decades MIBRAG has made a stable contribution to the security of supply in the energy and heat sector. A total up to 19 million tonnes of raw lignite are mined at both mines in Profen (Saxony-Anhalt) and United Schleenhain (Saxony) each year. The modern Lippendorf (Saxony) and Schkopau (Saxony-Anhalt) power plants are major customers of the domestic fuel. The company also includes an industrial power plant at Wählitz. MIBRAG’s industrial power plant – among other things – supply district heating, hot water and steam to end customers. Lignite fuel dust is further processed in the cement industry.
MIBRAG has established as reliable partner and stabilizing factor in the economic life of Central Germany. A total share of about 65 % of delivery contracts covering an average annual order volume of EUR 180m is concluded with the companies in the Central German region alone. On this basis, mining helps to secure jobs also outside the company. Furthermore, the company is strongly committed to local alliances for jobs and for regional economic development.
is a rail transporter which is providing efficient shipping services to a wide range of customers. EP Cargo company was licensed as a rail carrier in 2010 and was granted the carrier’s safety certificate parts A and B in the same year. The company´s objective is to offer cooperation in meeting the transportation needs of wide range of customers, including freight forwarders, carriers, manufacturing plants, as well as other companies. In 2019, the company transported more than 5 million tons of load.
is a company responsible for forwarding services within the framework of rail transports in Germany and also other EU countries. It specializes, among other things, in the transport of black and brown coal, energy gypsum, fly ash, energy by-products, etc. It provides complex customer services, including transport optimization, delivery of suitable type of carriages for special transports, route planning, securing of the last mile, handling of relevant documents, etc.
manages and arranges for all the railway hardware needed by the companies of EPH group for their freight activities. The company handles investments in locomotives and wagons for the group companies´ long-term projects and also offers railway carriages for short-term rent to third parties. At the same time, the company carries out maintenance and repair work of wagons used for the group companies´ projects and provides guidance in the respective area.
deals with rail transport, rail forwarding and freight forwarding from ports at national and international level. It provides loading in the ports of Gdańsk, Gdynia, Szczecin, Swinoujscie, and also loading in national ports on the eastern border. It specializes in the transport of brown and black coal, limestone and energy by-products and offers complex transportation services for power plants and industrial plants in the Czech Republic, Germany and Poland. For customers, EPCP implements railway transport optimization projects, individual siding management and operation, special transportation of technical equipment, optimization of own siding operation, etc.
is a company providing training in the rail industry. It provides service work and education for carriers, railway operators and companies engaged in the repair, maintenance and modernization of railway infrastructure and other services related to railway issues. Within its own LokoPool, it offers locomotive rentals in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, Germany, Austria and Hungary. Within its own PersPool, it offers a possibility of renting a train drivers, carriage and wagon examiners and shunting masters in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland. The company also offers counselling and consultations in railway transport, organizes trainings, seminars and conferences focused on the railway segment and provides proper training and courses for locomotive drivers and other necessary trainings about railway traffic and transport.
is a company providing road freight transport of loose materials in silo tanks and tipping semi-trailers. It has its own fleet of more than 100 wagons. Operating in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, Germany and Austria, the company handles bulk substrates with focus on operating coal mines, coal mining and operating of the rear fuel cycle of power plants including material solutions. The company also provides solutions for handling secondary energy products (EN450 fly ash, energy gypsum, slag…).
is a company providing customised project solutions in the field of continental combined transport that subsequently puts into practice and ensures reliable functioning of the entire process. The main objective of the company is to analyze the current state of the European transport system and to focus on combined transport according to the partners’ requirements. The company offers independent and flexible service based on the knowledge and long-term experience in the area of development and sustainability of the intermodal transport network.
is a German railway company specialized in transporting goods, materials and containers as well as railway construction. Locon Logistik & Consulting AG has a portfolio of more than 250 cars and 30 locomotives, over 150 employees, including highly qualified professionals, and operates its own repair service. The company carries out shipments throughout Germany, both regular (e.g. from the German ports of Wilhelmshaven and Bremerhaven) and ad hoc shipments, including cross-border to Belgium, the Czech Republic, the Netherlands, Austria and Slovakia. The company operates its own terminal with reloading station for intermodal transports. Locon Logistik & Consulting AG has been specializing in rail construction projects for more than 17 years: from concept and planning, through the provision of technical equipment and personnel, to precise implementation (e.g. in the recent move of a steel bridge on two parallel rolling stocks).
The SPEDICA Group is a holding company of RM LINES, Railsped and SPEDICA s.r.o. The group offers one-stop tailor-made logistics solutions including the following: Rail transportation supporting both European and Asian markets, Ocean freight transport services to and from all major seaports worldwide (FCL, LCL and breakbulk cargo, Eurasian rail container transport services, International and domestic full truck/rail car transports within the European Union, International and domestic parcel collection and delivery, Supply chain planning supported by multi-modal transport to optimize the given solution, Supply Chain Management according to client’s individual needs, Complex transport and logistics services, Rail transport and logistics operations certified by the Czech Rail Authorities to operate on both private rail spurs and also on the complete existing Czech rail infrastructure (National railway in the Czech Republic, Rail siding), Transport and freight insurance and control of transport assets to insure effective operations and services.
Slovenské elektrárne is the largest producer of electricity in Slovakia. It operates 5 nuclear reactors, 31 hydroelectric and two solar power plants, which together generate approximately 72% of the country’s total electricity production. Following the shutdown of the coal-fired power plants, the company will generate all its electricity without direct carbon dioxide emissions starting in April 2024. The Slovenské elektrárne has an installed capacity of 4,128.8 MWe, to which another nuclear unit with a capacity of 471 MWe will soon be added, thus consolidating the company’s position as one of the largest electricity producers in Central and Eastern Europe. Slovenské elektrárne is also engaged in the generation and supply of heat and provides complementary services to the electricity grid.
Through affiliated companies, the company distributes electricity, gas, heat and energy services to end customers in Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Poland. Its customer portfolio also includes some of the largest industrial companies in the region.
Slovenské elektrárne is a joint stock company that was founded in 2002. As of July 2016, 66% of its shares are owned by the energy group Energetický a průmyslový holding (EPH) and the Italian energy company Enel. The remaining 34% of shares are owned by the Slovak Republic.
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