We are developing an ambitious plan to obtain energy from our own sources. By 2025 we want to achieve energy self-sufficiency, thus contributing towards improving the environment.
Photovoltaics
Wind power
Energy self-sufficiency by 2025
Sunlight and wind are the main renewable energy sources for electricity generation. Aside from their economic advantages, it is mainly climate change mitigation that is leading us to invest in new technologies and to construct photovoltaic power plants and wind farms.
OUR CHALLENGES
Energy self-sufficiency by 2025 is the first step in the development of our ambitious goals and investments in sustainable energy generation.
We will build four photovoltaic power plants on our own sites.
The total installed capacity of the four photovoltaic power plants will be 750 kWh
The total installed capacity of the Oriv wind power plant is 54,6 MWh
Photovoltaic power plants will cover approximately 8 % of our energy consumption by 2023.
IN OPERATION
Ukraine
The anticipated annual production from the ten installed turbines
In 09/2021 construction of a wind farm in Ukraine was started. Installation of the last wind turbine,
out of a total of 10 units, was completed in 11/2023. The turbines then gradually entered testing
mode. We are going to deliver Green Energy to our customers from 02/2024.
The project was built and co-financed in cooperation with our Ukrainian partner. Many thanks to
them for the successful completion of the project in these difficult times.
In service
Czech republic
Average annual electricity generation over the last six years has reached 890 MWh.
Under construction
Czech republic
Project of the Photovoltaic Power Plant in Ždánice Oil and Gas Gathering Centre operated by MND a.s.
registration number:
CZ.31.3.0/0.0/0.0/22_001/0000346
is co-financed by the European Union. The project aims to increase the power generation from renewable energy sources in the Czech Republic.
Partners
IN OPERATION
CZECH REPUBLIC
The brownfield site of a former agricultural cooperative has been transformed into a modern and
efficient photovoltaic power plant. The combination of powerful photovoltaic panels and a low load-
bearing structure allowed for the maximum potential of the area to be exploited. The leading-edge
technology and favorable solar conditions will allow annual production of up to 2,480 MWh.
The project was co-financed by the Modernization Fund according to the decision of the State
Environmental Fund of the Ministry of the Environment of the Czech Republic – registration number
7221200030.
Partners
