News

The hot water pipeline from the Dukovany Nuclear Power Plant to Brno has been evaluated at an industry conference as a key initiative for greening of district heating and significantly reducing regional emissions. Ondřej Krutílek, Member of the European Parliament, referenced the hot water pipeline project in his presentation as an example of best practices in greening the energy sector. Krutílek also addressed the topic at a high-level discussion in Brussels in late March, where he j ...

The unique Dukovany–Brno hot water pipeline project was presented to a broad international audience at the Euroheat & Power 2025 Congress. Petr Fajmon, CEO of Teplárny Brno, shared the project with leading representatives of major European companies in the field of district heating, emphasizing its role in strengthening Brno's energy independence.  Held from 3 to 5 June in Prague, the congress is the flagship event of the Euroheat & Power Association and the largest platf ...

The hot water pipeline from the Dukovany Nuclear Power Plant to Brno has been evaluated at an industry conference as a key initiative for greening of district heating and significantly reducing regional emissions. Ondřej Krutílek, Member of the European Parliament, referenced the hot water pipeline project in his presentation as an example of best practices in greening the energy sector. Krutílek also addressed the topic at a high-level discussion in Brussels in late March, where he j ...

Brno – At its 55th meeting on 20 March 2025, the Economic Committee of the Chamber of Deputies of the Czech Parliament supported the project to build a hot water pipeline from the Dukovany Nuclear Power Plant to Brno.    The Committee recognized the project as a key strategic step towards achieving the Czech Republic's energy and climate goals and fulfilling related Czech and EU commitments. Led by Teplárny Brno as the main investor, the project aims to utilize cogene ...

Brno – An important meeting took place at Brno City Hall to discuss the strategic project of constructing a hot water pipeline from the Dukovany nuclear power plant to Brno.   Invited by the Mayor of Brno, the discussion was joined by Tomáš Lebeda, Director of the Internal Policy Department at the Office of the Czech President. During the meeting, the project’s main benefits were presented, including stabilizing heat prices, increasing security of supply, and reducing CO₂ emissions. ...

The project to construct a hot water pipeline connecting the Dukovany Nuclear Power Plant with Brno has entered a next phase. Preparations for the property settlement have begun, aiming to secure the property rights for the land and buildings affected by the pipeline’s construction. The route of the feeder from the Dukovany Nuclear Power Plant to the Bosonohy district of Brno involves more than 4,496 plots of land belonging to 1,362 owners. Additionally, over 3,100 plots are locat ...