In the Czech Republic, politicians are arguing over how to help people with high energy prices. The Czechia collects about 30 billion crowns a year to withdraw money from emission allowances. These funds are to be invested in renewables, but this is not the case. It will be dissolved in the state budget. If the government used this money to motivate citizens to fight the climate, we would all make money in the end. Our 23 years of business experience is that we need to make concrete improvements to energy management every year. In just the last 3 years, we have reduced the CO2-carbon footprint by 983.5 tonnes per year. But it cost us a sea of money. Thus, the investment returns to us, not in the price per MWh of energy, which is growing, but in reduced consumption for production. That's exactly it - how many crowns will we create from 1 kWh.
The company MVV energie and its branch in Vsetín, ZTV Vsetín, is for sale. If the buyer is a strong company, we can expect to be involved in greening the purchased company. Wind, water and the sun gain the upper hand over the atom and coal. This stands out in comparison with the production of electricity in the Czech Republic. Although it is justified to look at today with some apprehension and it has never been otherwise, we must secure ourselves in the Czech Republic, companies and households. Everyone needs to think more about how not to waste and manage properly. How to help the weak, as in Austria, or how to abolish RES fees, as in Germany.
Finally, a picture of the performance of our corporate power plant, which even today, when it is cloudy, supplies electricity to the company.
