Aurora is now in Czechia

With the share of hard coal and lignite in electricity generation exceeding 40%, Czechia will face a fundamental transformation in the upcoming years. The government has committed to a coal exit by 2033, meaning extensive investment will be required to replace retiring capacity and ensure security of supply. At the same time, pressure to decarbonise the heavily emissive heating and industry sectors will lead to fast growth in power demand.

New nuclear reactors are unlikely to be commissioned before the late 2030s, so the fast deployment of renewables will be key to displacing emissive generation and achieving emission reduction targets. Keep on top of the market, poised to react to any changes and make most of opportunities with the Czech Power & Renewables Service.

A subscription to this service is already available, offering long-term forecasts of wholesale prices up to 2060 for the Czech market. You will also benefit from policy outlook and capture prices forecasts covering key market technologies such as onshore wind and solar. The subscription includes bi-annual reports and databooks, along with a yearly workshop facilitated by on-the-ground experts and ongoing analyst support.

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