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Teplárny Brno has completed key talks with the leadership of the municipalities in the vicinity of which the Dukovany to Brno hot water pipeline will run. All mayors have expressed their support for the project and offered their cooperation in its implementation. Most of them are considering the possibility of connecting to the pipeline. Teplárny Brno, who is the investor of the hot water pipeline, will now coordinate with the municipal leaders the planned route of the hot water pipeline and the ...

Discussions about the hot pipeline from the Dukovany Nuclear Power Plant to Brno continue in the public space. Representatives of Teplárny Brno spoke at the Energy Savings for Cities and Municipalities conference in Brno at the Avanti Hotel. The main topics were municipal and community energy, photovoltaics but also emission-free energy.   In particular, Teplárny Brno presented the positive impacts and benefits of the Dukovany nuclear power plant hot pipeline for the city of Brno and the ...

What are the main benefits of the hot pipeline from the Dukovany Nuclear Power Plant to Brno? Martin Šroubek, Director of Technical Development at Teplárny Brno, mentioned several factors at the Efficient Energy Conference in Brno. The first is the environmental benefit. The heat pipeline will take heat from Dukovany, so it is an environmentally beneficial project. The second important factor is self-sufficiency. Brno uses 80% gas for heat production, but its supply may not be guaranteed due to ...

After decades of hiatus, the project of the hot pipeline from the Dukovany Nuclear Power Plant to Brno has been restarted. The original plans from the 1980s were revived in the context of rising energy prices and efforts to reduce dependence on natural gas. The cost of building the hot pipeline is estimated at CZK 19 billion, a projected expenditure in 2030.   The preparatory phase, including design and land purchases, should be completed by 2027, with construction starting a ye ...

Teplárny Brno has made significant progress in the preparations for the construction of the hot water pipeline from Dukovany to Brno. The project, which is one of the largest energy constructions in the Czech Republic, entered another key phase this year. Teplárny Brno has signed strategic contracts with ČEZ and is ready to select suppliers for partial works. It should be completed by 2031. Read more on page 7 of the Mladá fronta Dnes Energie+ supplement in the link below. Attachment Energie+

The construction of the hot pipeline from the Dukovany Nuclear Power Plant to Brno has entered its most important phase. Teplárny Brno, the investor of the hot pipeline, has signed strategic agreements with ČEZ to bring heat from the Dukovany units to the plant's border. This is another key milestone in the preparation of one of the most important energy constructions in the Czech Republic.