Czech Republic

Meduna,a Czech heat treatment plant, improved the factory energy self-sufficiency with PV, battery storage, smart cooling system, and digital energy management.

The first low-cost public hydrogen refuelling station in the Czech Republic was built in Ostrava, serving hydrogen-powered vehicles with low energy consumption.

ENVI Scan and subsequent recommendations provide a structured approach to addressing the challenges posed by mandatory ESG reporting.

Provides detailed information about a specific practice aimed at supporting European SMEs and start-ups in the Mobility, Transport and Automotive MTA ecosystem.

DigiAudit is the methodology developed to advice SMEs in which areas it is worth to invest in its higher digital maturity.

In Ostrava, there is a strong political will to create a city and a region of clean industry and living. The city is part of a hydrogen network of stakeholders.

The Central Wastewater Treatment Plant of Ostrava uses cogeneration to produce electricity and heat.The Plant is a unique tool for sustainable city development.

The COVID PRAHA Guarantee Program facilitated access to operating financing for sole proprietors and SMEs active in Prague in reaction to pandemic consequences.

Elimination of HCH and their transformation products from drain water by a permeable reactive barrier (PRB) on a metallic iron basis (zero-valent iron, ZVI).