{"id":168,"date":"2016-03-13T13:20:53","date_gmt":"2016-03-13T12:20:53","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.eppowereurope.cz\/?p=168"},"modified":"2016-04-22T06:32:17","modified_gmt":"2016-04-22T05:32:17","slug":"heat-infra","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.eppowereurope.cz\/en\/business-areas\/heat-infra\/","title":{"rendered":"Heat Infra"},"content":{"rendered":"

Pra\u017esk\u00e1 Tepl\u00e1rensk\u00e1<\/h2>\n

is one of the largest district heating companies in the Czech Republic\u00a0in terms of the number of operated devices. The company’s activities are concentrated on the area of Prague and surrounding areas. Pra\u017esk\u00e1 tepl\u00e1rensk\u00e1 covers almost 40% of the market for thermal energy (including subsidiaries) in Prague and delivers heat for more than\u00a0270,000 households, numerous office buildings, industrial companies, hundreds of schools and health facilities and other entities.<\/p>\n

Pra\u017esk\u00e1 tepl\u00e1rensk\u00e1 operates three heating plants\u00a0and four district heating plants, for a total of seven heat sources. As a major source of heat for the Prague Heat Distribution System (PTS) is Elektr\u00e1rna M\u011bln\u00edk I (EM\u011a I) – operated by Energotrans, \u00a0a subsidiary of \u010cEZ. Sources for Pra\u017esk\u00e1 tepl\u00e1rensk\u00e1 – heating plant Male\u0161ice, heating plant Michle and heating plant Kr\u010d are operated in the system of PTS for the peak. Furthermore, the heat is sourced from the Device to the energy recovery (ZEVO Male\u0161ice, the original name Spalovna\u00a0Male\u0161ice), which ensured also supply steam for the steam subscriptions of Pra\u017esk\u00e1 tepl\u00e1rensk\u00e1.<\/p>\n

The most important heat supplier for Pra\u017esk\u00e1 tepl\u00e1rensk\u00e1 is company Energotrans, the\u00a0supplies mainly from cogeneration in EM\u011a I (EME II) make up to 90.8% of the thermal energy supply to the PTS and 86.7% of the total heat supply of Pra\u017esk\u00e1 tepl\u00e1rensk\u00e1. By the end of 2015\u00a0the\u00a0installed thermal power resources of Pra\u017esk\u00e1 tepl\u00e1rensk\u00e1 was\u00a01,054 MW.<\/p>\n

more on www.ptas.cz<\/a><\/p>\n

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Elektr\u00e1rny Opatovice (EOP)<\/h2>\n

supplies thermal energy for more than 60,000 households in the Hradec Kr\u00e1lov\u00e9 \u2013 Pardubice \u2013 Chrudim area and also for several hundred organisations such as industrial enterprises and administrative, commercial, sport, health and cultural facilities. Elektr\u00e1rny Opatovice\u2019s heat supply system is comprised of approximately 300 km of heat supply networks.<\/p>\n

In financial terms, EOP is one of the most advantageous heat suppliers in the Czech Republic, steadily supplying heat to customers in Hradec Kr\u00e1lov\u00e9, Pardubice and Chrudim for the lowest long-term prices in the Czech Republic.<\/p>\n

EOP has 6 alternators that supply altogether up\u00a0to 2,100 GWh of electricity, which is approximately one third of the demand in the Hradec Kr\u00e1lov\u00e9 region.<\/p>\n

The power station also has the capacity to supply balancing power, which helps to balance supply and demand in the Czech electricity, and it also ensures island operation for a specified area in the case of the collapse of the whole electricity grid.<\/p>\n

more on www.eop.cz<\/a><\/p>\n

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Plze\u0148sk\u00e1 Energetika<\/h2>\n

is a leading heat and electricity producer in western Bohemia. It operates a CHP plant with a total achievable thermal capacity of 448 MWt and a total achievable electrical capacity of 111 MWe. Plze\u0148sk\u00e1 energetika supplies thermal energy to 30% of all heat customers in Plze\u0148, in particular households.<\/p>\n

Plze\u0148sk\u00e1 energetika also operates a back-up unit with an achievable output of 21 MWe. It provides ancillary services for the operator of the Czech electricity transmission system, \u010cEPS, in particular primary frequency control, tertiary output control and the quick-start balancing capacity, supporting the operation of the Czech transmission system. The back-up unit ensures the stability and security of electricity supply for final customers and its technical design supports very quick recovery of electricity supply in emergencies related to the collapse and recovery of the electricity grid.<\/p>\n

more on www.pe.cz<\/a><\/p>\n

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United Energy<\/h2>\n

is an important\u00a0heat producer in the northern Bohemian region. It supplies thermal energy to 34,000 flats in Most and Litv\u00ednov, 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\u2019s heat distribution network, owned by 100% daughters company Severo\u010desk\u00e1 tepl\u00e1rensk\u00e1, totals more than 140 km of distribution pipes.<\/p>\n

United Energy operates the Komo\u0159any CHP plant near Most, which fires indigenous brown coal in 10 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 Komo\u0159any CHP plant generates electricity in 8 turbine generator sets with an aggregate installed electrical capacity of 239 MWe.<\/p>\n

more on www.ue.cz<\/a><\/p>\n

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Budapesti Er\u00f6m\u00fc<\/h2>\n

is a modern and leading heat and electricity producer in Budapest, Hungary with total heat and electricity capacity of 1170\u00a0MWth and 406 MWe, respectively Budapesti Er\u0151m\u0171 produces approximately 57% of the district heating in Budapest distributed by F\u00d6TAV (6PJ p.a.) and 3 to 4% of total electricity demand in the country (almost 1 TWh p.a.). The company has been supplying energy for the capital for more than 100 years.<\/p>\n

Its basic objective is to generate energy from a clean energy source, at the highest possible efficiency and with a minimum environmental impact, as well as steadily and reliably. As a result of the continuous developments, both heat and electricity are generated at a favourable efficiency and at a decreasing cost level. Due to the benefits of cogeneration, mainly the lower and lower fuel consumption, the environmental impact keeps on decreasing. At present, the emitted pollutants are five times less than before the modernisation programme. With its environmentally friendly and efficient production, Budapesti Er\u0151m\u0171 proves that a power plant and the residents can live in each other\u2019s direct environment by keeping the other\u2019s interests in mind and working for the future generations.<\/p>\n

more on www.budapestieromu.hu <\/a><\/p>\n

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