EP Energy Transition

EP Energy Transition (EPETr) is a Czech energy holding company based in Prague and part of EP Group. It was established as a dedicated group to accelerate energy transition and green transformation in a focused and efficient way. The group is designed to eventually consist of a portfolio of assets under the umbrella of German companies LEAG and the JTSD group, including MIBRAG. According to the company, EP Group will hold no shares in LEAG by the end of 2023 and no shares in JTSD by the end of 2025, reflecting a planned transfer of ownership into the EP Energy Transition structure. The company's stated focus is on the development of renewable energy projects with an estimated total installed capacity of more than 7 GW, the replacement of existing network-critical power generation capacities with highly efficient hydrogen-ready gas power plants, other energy transition projects, and active cooperation with unions, regions, and governments to carry out the energy transition with minimum socially adverse impact. The expected total investment in these transformational projects is currently estimated to be around EUR 10 billion. EP Energy Transition's operations, through its German holdings, include lignite mining and coal-fired power generation. This places the company at the center of the coal-to-clean-energy transition in Germany and Central Europe, balancing legacy fossil fuel assets with large-scale renewable and hydrogen-ready gas investments. The company is part of the leading European energy group EP Group, founded by Czech businessman Daniel Křetínský, and represents a key vehicle for the group's energy transition strategy.

EP Energy Transition (EPETr) is a Czech energy holding company based in Prague and part of EP Group. It was created as a dedicated group to accelerate energy transition and green transformation in a focused and efficient manner. The group is structured to eventually consist of a portfolio of assets under the umbrella of German companies LEAG and the JTSD group, including MIBRAG. According to the company, EP Group will hold no shares in LEAG by the end of 2023 and no shares in JTSD by the end of 2025, marking a planned transfer of these assets into the EP Energy Transition structure. The company's strategy centers on developing renewable energy projects with an estimated total installed capacity of more than 7 GW, replacing existing network-critical power generation capacities with highly efficient hydrogen-ready gas power plants, pursuing other energy transition projects, and cooperating actively with unions, regions, and governments to carry out the energy transition with minimum socially adverse impact. The expected total investment in these transformational projects is currently estimated to be around EUR 10 billion. Through its German holdings, EP Energy Transition's operations include lignite mining and coal-fired power generation. This positions the company as a key player in the coal-to-clean-energy transition in Germany and Central Europe, managing the decline of legacy fossil fuel assets while investing in renewable and hydrogen-ready gas capacity. The company is part of EP Group, the leading European energy group founded by Czech businessman Daniel Křetínský.

• EP Energy Transition established as a dedicated group within EP Group to accelerate energy transition and green transformation.

• Planned transfer: EP Group to hold no shares in LEAG by the end of 2023.

• Planned transfer: EP Group to hold no shares in JTSD by the end of 2025.

Dedicated energy transition holding within EP Group, managing legacy coal assets and large-scale renewable and hydrogen-ready gas investments.

• Lignite mining

• Coal-fired power generation

• Renewable energy projects (7+ GW pipeline)

• Hydrogen-ready gas power plants

1. 1EP Energy Transition official websiteepenergytransition.cz
2. 2Profile - EP Energy Transitionepenergytransition.cz
3. 3EP Energy Transition - Wikidatawikidata.org
4. 4EP Energy Transition - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org