Stát by mohl na odvodech vybrat až 90 procent nadměrných příjmů výrobců elektřiny

The Czech government proposes a new energy law allowing it to collect up to 90% of excess profits from electricity producers if energy prices rise significantly. This measure aims to regulate electricity prices and support state costs during energy crises. The law, which is now with the Parliament, builds on temporary measures from 2023 and seeks to establish permanent mechanisms for managing energy price fluctuations. Energy companies are open to discussions about the new rules, emphasizing the need for market stability and security in energy supply. Experts note that while the proposal adds predictability, it mirrors previous government actions that fell short of revenue expectations.