Solar power generation for households grew by nearly a third in Czechia

In the first half of 2024, electricity production in the Czech Republic dropped by 5.6% year-on-year to around 36 TWh. Traditional energy sources, including nuclear and coal-fired plants, saw declines, while production from solar and wind energy increased. Solar power, particularly from small rooftop installations, grew by 28.4%. Concurrently, electricity consumption fell by 2.3%, with households reducing usage the most. Gas consumption also decreased by 7.9%, influenced by warmer weather and more efficient energy use. These trends reflect ongoing changes in energy production and consumption patterns in the country.

Author: Vít Pohanka