Summary sheet
Reinforcement and extension of the electricity distribution network in the Czech Republic.
Competitive and Secure Energy (incl. TEN-E)
Economic and Social Cohesion (transversal)
The project schemes fall under Annex II of the EIA Directive (2011/92/EU), leaving it to the national competent authorities to decide whether an EIA would be required. The vast majority of the project schemes are expected to be reinforcements of medium and low voltage equipment and facilities with limited environmental impact.
The Promoter is a public undertaking and is required to follow the procurement procedures set out in the public procurement Directive 2004/17/EC and the national regulations. The Promoter’s approach to the procurement of works, goods and services will be evaluated during the appraisal.
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