All major energy suppliers have sufficient supplies, ERÚ finds

All major energy suppliers have purchased sufficient supplies for both large and small customers, meaning the stability of supply is not at risk. This follows from an extraordinary investigation conducted by the Energy Regulatory Office (ERÚ). According to the authority, the market is now more stable than at the start of the energy crisis in 2021, but it will continue to monitor further developments. ERÚ said so today in a press release.

"The aim of our extraordinary investigation was to verify the extent to which domestic suppliers are resilient to unexpected price developments on wholesale markets, so that the situation seen in the past is not repeated. The results are clear. All major suppliers, which together cover the overwhelming majority of the Czech market, have secured sufficient energy for all their customers. The stability of supply is therefore not currently at risk," said ERÚ chairman Jan Šefránek.

According to him, the Czech energy market is now more stable than in the past. "Of course, we can never rule out individual problems. However, the situation in which a number of traders sent their customers to suppliers of last resort should certainly not be repeated," Šefránek noted.