On 2 November 2022, the Ministry of Industry and Trade published the first call for large businesses to apply for aid with respect to increased gas and electricity costs under the European Commission's Temporary Crisis Framework (TCF). Applications will be accepted from 15 November 2022 to 31 January 2023. CZK 30 billion is available for allocation, but the amount may further be adjusted. The call may end before this date, especially if the allocation is exhausted. Applications should therefore be prepared and submitted as soon as possible.

At ExxonMobil, we aim to identify and provide solutions to society’s energy challenges. Ongoing global events are creating strains on energy supply in Europe. We are committed to providing reliable energy to support consumers and businesses through this difficult time. However, we also remain focused on investing in lower-emission energy systems for tomorrow.

Pursuing its sustainable development strategy, Prague Airport has long been striving to reduce its carbon footprint, by using electric cars alongside other things. As many as fifteen electromobiles were thus added to the airport fleet this week, and the number is to be matched again next year. Of this year's fifteen vehicles, five are intended for carsharing, the rest will be used in various airport operational departments. Another Nissan electric car has been used at the airport in the baggage sorting area for four years.

Gas, electricity, oil. What is the reason that their prices have risen significantly and are becoming a social problem?