Examples of using Cez in English and their translations into Serbian
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Cez Group.
Local power distribution operator, CEZ, initially asked for a 24% increase.
Cez Group.
They were Austria's EVN,the Czech firm CEZ, France's EDF, the German companies RWE Energy and EnBW, Italy's Enel and the US firm AES.
CEZ, with a bid of 102m euros, won the privatisation tender in early October.
The three remaining shortlisted companies are Czech and US consortium CEZ/AES, a consortium of Italy's Enel and the Greek-American Sencap.
CEZ was ranked as second in the competition, won by RAO EES in June 2005.
Under the deals,the state is selling a 24.62 per cent stake in each firm to the strategic investors E. ON Energie of Germany and CEZ of the Czech Republic.
CEZ will invest 200m euros in the next five years, the Albanian economy ministry said.
Five bidders have been shortlisted in the privatisation procedure: CEZ(Czech Republic), Enel(Italy), Gaz de France(France), Iberdrola(Spain) and RWE Energy(Germany).
CEZ entered the Romanian market in 2005 when it took over the energy company Electrica Oltenia.
The project's owner, CEZ Romania, is part of CEZ Group, the largest utility in Central Europe.
CEZ plans to invest 1.5 billion euros in the project, due to be completed in the next four years.
According to tender conditions, CEZ will pay off the distribution operator's debts and will invest 200m euros in the next five years.
CEZ, a Czech utility, won a 102m-euro tender for privatisation of an Albanian power distributor.
The CEO of Czech energy group CEZ said that it is planning to sell its assets in Romania, Bulgaria, Poland and Turkey, Czech media reported.
CEZ Group has been present in Romania since 2005 when it took over national distribution company Electrica Oltenia.
Bulgaria's three power distributors-- CEZ, E. ON and EVN-- will ask the energy regulator for an electricity price hike, effective from July 1st, local media reported on February 28th.
CEZ Group has been present on the Romanian market ever since 2005, once the Group took over Electrica Oltenia SA distributing company.
The change comes as a Czech company, CEZ, wraps up negotiations with the trade and energy ministry on purchasing 76% of OSSH, Albania's state-owned distributor of electricity.
CEZ Group won a 102m-euro contract to obtain 76% of the shares of Albania's Electricity Distribution Company in 2008.
It is no different in Bulgaria,where the Czech company CEZ, an owner of power distribution companies and a potential buyer of power generating stations, is conducting the vertical integration.
By law, CEZ is part of the national and European critical infrastructure with direct bearing on national security issues.
The Czech power company CEZ won a 102m-euro tender for the privatisation of the Albanian power distributor DSO on Monday(September 29th).
CEZ is now the largest electricity supplier in Central and Southeast Europe, including Austria, and the sixth largest in Europe overall.
The Czech energy group CEZ will invest 1.1 billion euros in a wind park with a 600 MGW capacity in Romania, the company announced on August 28th.
CEZ shareholders were reportedly dissatisfied with the group's strategy in Eastern Europe and told the management that it couldn't achieve long-term profitability in some markets such as Romania, Albania, Bulgaria and Turkey.
According to media reports, CEZ shareholders are dissatisfied with the group's strategy in Eastern Europe and claim that the management cannot ensure long-term profitability in some economies such as Romania, Albania, Bulgaria and Turkey.
In Romania, CEZ aims to sell seven companies and keeping those with activities in the field of modern energy services(ESCO) and trading.
According to reports, CEZ shareholders are unhappy with the group's strategy in Eastern Europe and claim that long-term profitable results are not being guaranteed in economies such as those of Romania, Albania, Bulgaria and Turkey.