Act No. 249 / 2025 Coll.

Act on speeding up the use of certain renewable energy sources and amending related laws (Act on speeding up the use of renewable energy sources)

Valid Effective from 01.08.2025
249
THE LAW
of 2 July 2025
on speeding up the use of certain renewable energy sources and amending related laws (Act on speeding up the use of renewable energy sources)
Parliament has decided on this law of the Czech Republic:

ČÁST PRVNÍ

DETERMINATION OF THE USE OF CERTAIN ENERGY RESOURCES

HLAVA I

General provisions
§ 1
Subject matter
This law implements the relevant provisions of the European Union1) and provides for
(a) the procedure for defining the necessary area;
(b) the procedure for defining the acceleration zone;
(c) specific procedures concerning the intention to use a renewable energy source authorised in the acceleration zone;
(d) specific procedures concerning the intention to use a renewable energy source authorised outside the acceleration zone.
§ 2
Definition of terms
For the purposes of this Act:
(a) the intention to use renewable energy sources
1. the construction, set of buildings or installations for the production of energy from renewable energy sources or the construction, set of buildings or installations using a combination of different types of renewable energy sources for energy production;
2. the change of construction, set of structures or equipment referred to in point 1;
3. the construction or installation necessary to connect the construction, assembly of structures or equipment referred to in point 1 to the distribution, transmission or transmission system;
4. construction, assembly of structures or energy storage equipment manufactured by the construction, assembly of structures or equipment referred to in point 1 which are connected at the same connection point;
5. the technical and transport infrastructure necessary for the operation of the construction, assembly of structures or installations referred to in point 1, with the exception of the structures and installations of the distribution, transmission and transmission systems; and
6. construction, assembly of structures, equipment or other measures to eliminate or mitigate the adverse effects of construction, assembly of structures or installations referred to in point 1 into the territory;
(b) the necessary area of the area defined with regard to the potential for the production of energy from renewable energy sources to the extent relevant for meeting the national contributions of the Czech Republic to the overall objective of the European Union in the field of renewable energy sources established by the Czech National Energy and Climate Plan;
(c) an acceleration zone defined in order to accelerate the use of renewable energy.
§ 3
Necessary area
(1) The necessary area is defined by the government in territorial development policy. The government may define one or more necessary areas for one type of renewable energy source.
(2) The necessary area will be defined by the government as having specific values and with specific problems of international or national importance, in particular with regard to:
(a) the estimated development and overall planned installed power output of renewable energy generation pursuant to the Czech National Energy and Climate Plan;
(b) the availability of renewable energy and renewable energy generation potential;
(c) anticipated energy demand, taking into account the potential flexibility of active response to demand and expected efficiency gains, as well as integration into the electricity system; and
(d) the availability of the relevant energy infrastructure, including networks, energy storage facilities and other flexibility instruments, or the potential to build or modernise such infrastructure.
(3) Paragraph 77 (2) (c) of the Construction Act does not apply to the necessary areas.

HLAVA II

Definition of the acceleration zone

Díl 1

Acceleration area
§ 4
Criteria for defining the acceleration zone
(1) The acceleration zone is defined in the necessary area defined for the use of the same type of renewable energy source. The acceleration zone cannot be defined in the territory of a European major site, bird area and specially protected territory and in the territory defined by the Government with a view to environmental protection, state conservation, state defence and security, spa, aviation or public weather service.
(2) The acceleration zone is defined in such a way that the projects for the use of the renewable energy source for which it is defined do not have a significant impact, in particular, on the environment and the interests of defence and security of the State, with regard to the land use limits.
(3) In defining the acceleration area, artificial and built areas such as transport infrastructure and its nearby surroundings, parking, agricultural buildings and buildings for industry, including courtyard, landfill, land damaged by surface extraction, where reclamation has not yet started, artificial water bodies or technical water infrastructure objects, and further degraded land which cannot be used for agriculture.
§ 5
Procedure for defining the acceleration zone
(1) The acceleration area is defined as the area or corridor in the territorial development plan, the principles of territorial development or the territorial plan.
(2) The definition of the acceleration area may be clarified in the subsequent planning documentation only if the superior authority does not rule out this in the opinion under Paragraph 101 (2) of the Construction Act.

Díl 2

Territorial measures on conditions and mitigation measures

Oddíl 1

General provisions
§ 6
Conditions for issuing a territorial measure
(1) Territorial measures on conditions and mitigation measures (hereinafter referred to as "territorial measures') shall be issued for each acceleration area.
(2) If the downstream planning documentation takes over or improves the acceleration area from the superior planning documentation, further territorial measures shall not be issued for that acceleration area.
(3) A territorial measure issued for the acceleration zone as defined in the superior planning documentation shall be binding on the content of the downstream planning documentation. The part of the subsequent zoning documentation which conflicts with the zoning measure issued to the superior zoning documentation shall not be taken into account.
(4) The part of the zoning measure issued for the acceleration zone as defined in the zoning documentation, which is contrary to that zoning document, is not taken into account.
§ 7
Content of the territorial measure
(1) The territorial measure contains:
(a) the identification of the type or types of renewable energy sources for which the acceleration zone is defined, taken from the relevant planning documentation; and
(b) conditions and mitigation measures for the authorisation, implementation or use of projects for the use of the type or types of renewable energy sources for which the area is defined to ensure the protection of public interests under other legislation, including conditions and mitigation measures pursuant to Article 11 (2).
(2) Part of the territorial measure is a drawing indicating the territory to which the territorial measure relates, on the scale of the cadastral map or on the scale of 1: 5 000 or 1: 10 000. The drawing is processed over the map base on the scale of the cadastral map.
(3) The justification for the territorial measure shall include information on the area of the acceleration area and an estimate of the installed performance of the projects for the use of renewable energy sources located in the acceleration area.
§ 8
Evaluation of effects on the sustainable development of the territory
(1) The assessment of the effects on the sustainable development of the territory (hereinafter referred to as "impact assessment") contains the details necessary to establish the conditions and mitigation measures for the authorisation, execution or use of projects for the use of renewable energy sources in territorial measures. More detailed requirements under Section 10i of the Environmental Impact Assessment Act referred to in the opinion under Section 89 (3) of the Building Act may not require details of the content of the subsequent zoning documentation or decision, except for requirements relating to the conditions and mitigation measures referred to in the first sentence.
(2) Annex 4 to the Building Act applies mutatis mutandis to the content and structure of the assessment of the effects of the territorial measure.
(3) Paragraph 10e (5) of the Environmental Impact Assessment Act applies mutatis mutandis to the procurement of planning documentation and territorial measures for the acceleration areas.
§ 9
Scope of public authorities
(1) The procuring entity of a zoning measure shall be the procuring entity of a zoning documentation defining or defining the acceleration area.
(2) Where the authority concerned is competent to apply an opinion under another legislation on the draft zoning documentation, which is defined or has been defined by the acceleration area, it shall also be competent to apply an opinion on the zoning measure.
(3) The territorial action shall be approved and issued by the authority responsible for issuing the territorial planning documentation defining or defining the acceleration area (hereinafter referred to as the authorising authority).

Oddíl 2

Establishment of a zoning measure together with a zoning documentation
§ 10
Joint acquisition
(1) Where a proposal for the award of a spatial development plan, the principles of territorial development or a spatial plan requires the definition of one or more acceleration areas, Article 89 of the Building Act shall apply mutatis mutandis in relation to the related territorial measures; the competent authority under the Environmental Impact Assessment Act (hereinafter referred to as the Competent Authority) sets out more detailed requirements under Section 10i of the Environmental Impact Assessment Act and in cases under Section 89 (3) (b) of the Building Act.
(2) The purchaser shall ensure that the draft zoning documentation referred to in paragraph 1:
(a) the processing of the draft zoning measure for each acceleration zone to be defined; and
(b) an evaluation of the effects, which shall jointly assess both the content of the planning documentation and the content of the relevant territorial measures.
§ 11
Proposal for a territorial measure
(1) The design of the zoning measure shall be prepared by the designer authorised to process the zoning documentation together with persons authorised under Section 19 of the Environmental Impact Assessment Act and Section 45j of the Nature and Landscape Conservation Act, which shall propose the conditions and mitigation measures referred to in paragraph 2. The preparation of the draft zoning measure is considered to be a selected activity under the building law.
(2) The proposal for a territorial measure shall also include the conditions proposed to eliminate the adverse impacts of projects for the use of renewable energy in the acceleration area on the environment and public health, or, where these effects cannot be excluded, the conditions and mitigation measures proposed to mitigate them, including conditions and mitigation measures designed to exclude or significantly reduce the adverse effects of such projects, taking into account the prohibitions laid down in the Nature and Landscape Conservation Act for the conservation of wild birds and specially protected species of animals, and the objectives of the protection of surface water under the Water Law. The draft conditions and mitigation measures referred to in the first sentence shall be based on the limits on the use of the area in the acceleration area, the type of renewable energy source for which it is defined, and the expected impacts of projects for the use of renewable energy on the environment and public health.
(3) In order to design the conditions and mitigation measures referred to in paragraph 2, the customer shall ensure that the assessment of the design of the acceleration area is processed in relation to the occurrence of wild fauna, flora and natural habitats in the acceleration area by a person authorised under Section 45j of the Nature and Landscape Conservation Act. The requirements of the assessment of the acceleration zone in relation to the occurrence of wild fauna, flora and habitats, which is the basis for the proposal for a zoning measure for the acceleration zone, shall be laid down by the Ministry of the Environment by decree.
(4) The assessment referred to in paragraph 3 may be replaced by an assessment already taken by the customer or by another public authority, if the assessment covers the whole of the acceleration area, fulfils the requirements referred to in paragraph 3, has been processed by a person authorised in accordance with § 45j of the Nature and Landscape Conservation Act, and a period of more than 2 years has elapsed between the completion of the assessment and the opening of the draft zoning measure.
(5) The draft zoning measure shall be published together with the draft zoning documentation defining the relevant acceleration area.
§ 12
Establishment of a territorial measure
(1) The draft zoning measure shall be discussed by the purchaser at the joint meeting and in a public consultation together with the draft zoning documentation with which the zoning measure is jointly taken.
(2) The provisions of Sections 94 to 98 and 101 to 103 of the Construction Act shall apply mutatis mutandis to the draft zoning measure for each acceleration area to be defined.
(3) The opinion on the draft concept under Section 100 of the Construction Act applicable to the draft zoning documentation also includes an opinion on the draft zoning measure for each acceleration area to be defined.
(4) If the authorising authority approves the draft zoning documentation but rejects the draft zoning measure for the acceleration zone defined therein, it shall decide at the same time that:
(a) approve the acquisition of a zoning measure for this acceleration zone by a separate procedure; or
(b) apply its own incentive to obtain an amendment to the land planning documentation to be deleted from it.
§ 13
Opinion of the authority responsible under the Single Environmental Opinion Act
(1) The Regional Authority, as the body responsible for issuing a single environmental opinion on the intention to use a renewable energy source in the acceleration area (hereinafter referred to as the "competent authority"), shall apply the opinion referred to in Article 54 (1) of the Building Act on the draft zoning measure and, to the extent of its competence, under Article 18 (1) of the Single Environmental Opinion Act in relation to the administrative acts referred to in paragraphs 2 and 4, shall be the authority concerned in its procurement and modification; the jurisdiction of the authorities concerned under other legislation is not affected by this.
(2) Where the competent authority's opinion is in agreement, it shall include the conditions and mitigation measures proposed to ensure compliance of the projects for the use of renewable energy in the acceleration zone with the requirements set out in Article 11 (2) in relation to the conservation of wild birds and specially protected species of animals, as well as the requirements for the issue of:
(a) consent to interference with an important landscape element under Article 4 (2) of the Nature and Landscape Conservation Act;
(b) authorisation of a derogation for the conservation of wild birds pursuant to Article 5b (1) of the Nature and Landscape Conservation Act;
(c) authorisation of exemptions from the prohibition to destroy, damage or modify caves pursuant to Article 10 (2) of the Nature and Landscape Conservation Act;
(d) consent to activities which could reduce or alter the landscape character under Article 12 (2) of the Nature and Landscape Conservation Act;
(e) the authorisation of an exemption from the prohibitions of specially protected plant and animal species under Section 56 of the Nature and Landscape Conservation Act;
(f) consent to the affected interests protected by the Forest Act pursuant to Article 14 (2) of the Forest Act.
(3) The competent authority shall propose the conditions and mitigation measures referred to in paragraph 2 with regard to the limits on the use of the area in the acceleration zone and the type of projects for the use of the renewable energy source for which that area is defined.
(4) If the implementation of projects for the use of renewable energy sources in the acceleration area requires the granting of consent to the removal of agricultural land from the agricultural land fund pursuant to Article 9 of the Agricultural Soil Fund Act or the decision to withdraw the land to fulfil forest functions or to restrict the use of land for the performance of forest functions under Article 16 of the Forest Act, the competent authority will also propose in the opinion referred to in paragraph 1 the conditions which may be met by the request for their issue.
(5) Where an acceleration zone is situated in the territory of several administrative circuits, the opinion referred to in paragraph 1 shall be exercised by the competent authority in whose administrative district the larger part of that area is situated, unless otherwise assessed by the competent authorities. The competent authority shall discuss the draft opinion with the other competent authorities in the territory of which the acceleration zone is situated.
§ 14
Opinion of the Water Authority
(1) The Regional Authority, as the body responsible for granting the exemption decision under Article 23a (8) of the Water Law ("the Water Law Act"), will apply the opinion under Article 54 (1) of the Building Act on the draft zoning measure and is the body concerned when it is acquired and modified.
(2) Where the implementation of projects for the use of renewable energy sources in the acceleration area can lead to deterioration in the condition or ecological potential of the body of surface water or the condition of the body of groundwater or to the prevention of the good or ecological potential of the body of surface water or of the good condition of the body of groundwater, the opinion of the water authority shall also include a proposal for conditions and mitigation measures to prevent such deterioration or exclusion.
(3) The Water Authority shall propose the conditions and mitigation measures referred to in paragraph 2 with regard to the limits on the use of the land in the acceleration area and the type of renewable energy source for which that area is defined.
(4) Where more than one water authority is located in the territory of the administrative districts, the opinion referred to in paragraph 1 shall be exercised by the one in whose administrative district the larger part of that area is situated, unless the water authority otherwise considers it. The competent water authority shall discuss the draft opinion with the other water authorities in the territory of whose administrative districts the acceleration area is located.

Oddíl 3

Establishment of a territorial measure by a separate procedure
§ 15
Conditions
(1) The acquirer shall take the proposal for a territorial measure by means of a separate procedure, without undue delay, after the removal of the territorial measure or part thereof in the review procedure or in the court proceedings, provided that the definition of the acceleration area for which the territorial measure was granted has not been withdrawn at the same time by this Decision.
(2) The acquirer shall, in accordance with a separate procedure and without undue delay, arrange for the establishment of a territorial measure in accordance with Article 12 (4) (a).
§ 16
Acquisition
(1) The acquirer shall notify the competent authority and at the same time the nature conservation authority that a territorial measure will be taken in accordance with a separate procedure and shall indicate the acceleration area for which that territorial measure is to be taken.
(2) The nature conservation authority shall deliver to the customer and the competent authority within 20 days of the date of receipt of the notification referred to in paragraph 1 an opinion as to whether the territorial measures may have a significant impact on the subject-matter of protection or the integrity of a European site or bird area, either individually or in conjunction with other concepts or intentions. The competent authority shall, within 30 days of receipt of the notification referred to in the sentence, apply the first opinion, in which it shall, taking into account the opinion of the nature authority, indicate whether the territorial measure is to be assessed in terms of environmental effects and, where appropriate, lay down more detailed requirements under Section 10i of the Environmental Impact Assessment Act.
(3) Furthermore, the acquisition of a territorial measure by a separate procedure shall be treated mutatis mutandis in accordance with Articles 11 (1) to (4) and 13 and 14. Paragraphs 127 (1), (3) and (6) and 129 of the Construction Act shall not apply.
(4) If an impact assessment is carried out, the zoning measure shall be applied mutatis mutandis under § 95 and 100 of the Building Act.

Oddíl 4

Amendment and expiry of the territorial measure
§ 17
Amendment of the territorial measure
(1) The amendment of the territorial measure is taken
(a) together with a change in the definition of the acceleration area in the planning documentation; or
(b) by a separate procedure, where the definition of the acceleration zone in the planning documentation does not change, but it is necessary to amend the conditions and mitigation measures in the territorial measure in order to change the facts under which it was issued.
(2) The amendment of the territorial measure is processed, discussed and issued within the scope of the changed parts.
(3) An update of the assessment carried out pursuant to Article 11 (3) shall be the basis for the acquisition of a change in the territorial measure if, since the acquisition of the territorial measure, there has been a substantial change in the situation of wild plants, wildlife or habitats, or if there has been a change in the circumstances relevant to the application and effect of the relevant conditions and mitigation measures. The requirements for updating the assessment of the acceleration area in relation to the occurrence of wild fauna, flora and habitats, which is the basis for the proposal for a change in the zoning measure for the acceleration area, are laid down by the Ministry of the Environment by decree.
§ 18
Amendment of the zoning measure on the basis of the report on the application of the zoning documentation
(1) Where one or more acceleration areas have been defined by the zoning documentation, the evaluation provided for in Paragraph 107 (2) (d) of the Building Act shall also include an evaluation of whether new facts have emerged suggesting that the conditions and mitigation measures laid down in the related territorial measures have ceased to be sufficient to achieve the objectives and tasks set out in Section 11.
(2) The competent authority and the Water Authority shall issue a statement in accordance with Paragraph 89 (5) (a) of the Construction Act on the report on the application of the zoning documentation in which the acceleration area is defined, assessing whether new facts have arisen which give rise to the need for a change in the conditions and mitigation measures established on the basis of the opinions provided for in paragraphs 13 and 14.
(3) If the evaluation referred to in paragraph 1 results in the finding that the conditions and mitigation measures have ceased to be sufficient or if the evaluation referred to in Article 107 (2) (e) of the Construction Act also results in a proposal for a modification of the zoning documentation involving a change in the definition of the acceleration area, the proposal for a change of the zoning measure or the issue of a new zoning measure shall be included in the report on the application of the zoning documentation. Paragraph 88 to 90 of the Construction Act shall apply mutatis mutandis to the proposal for a change to the zoning measure.
(4) Further progress shall be made in the adoption of a change to the territorial measure on the basis of an approved report on the application of the territorial planning documentation.
(a) mutatis mutandis, pursuant to Article 11 to 14 in the case referred to in Article 17 (1) (a); or
(b) mutatis mutandis, pursuant to Article 16 (3) and (4) in the case of Article 17 (1) (b).
(5) Furthermore, the acquisition of a new territorial measure shall be treated mutatis mutandis in accordance with Article 16.
§ 19
Complaint and acquisition of the amendment of the territorial measure by a separate procedure
(1) If the amendment of the territorial measure taken on the basis of the report on the application of the territorial planning documents is not taken, the authorising authority shall decide on the acquisition of an amendment to the territorial measure on its own initiative or on the initiative of the person authorised to initiate the modification of the territorial planning documentation, which shall be defined by the acceleration area.
(2) The complaint shall be lodged with the Ministry of Local Development, in other cases with the competent authorising authority, for a change to the territorial measure which has been issued with the territorial development plan or its amendment.
(a) the identification details of the person who lodged the complaint, including an indication of the fact that he is entitled to initiate an amendment to the territorial measure;
(b) identification of the territorial measure which it proposes to amend;
(c) the subject matter of the amendment of the territorial measure and the grounds for its acquisition; and
(d) a proposal for reimbursement of the costs of map materials, for the processing of changes, for the evaluation of effects, for updating the assessment referred to in Article 17 (3), for the completion of the full text of the territorial measure after its amendment and for compensation for the change in the territory.
(3) The acquirer will assess the incentive for a change in the territorial measure in terms of its completeness and consistency of its content with this law and its implementing legislation and with the policy of territorial development and superior territorial planning documents.
(4) The acquirer shall, without undue delay, submit the complaint to the authorising authority. Where the authorising authority agrees to the initiative, it shall decide to take a change to the territorial measure, otherwise it shall postpone the initiative.
(5) The adoption of a change to the territorial measure by a separate procedure shall be treated mutatis mutandis in accordance with Article 16.
§ 20
Acquisition of the amendment of the territorial measure together with the zoning documentation
(1) If there is a requirement to change the definition of one or more accelerating areas to amend the zoning documentation under § 109 of the Construction Act, the proposal for reimbursement of costs under § 109 (2) (d) of the Construction Act shall also include a proposal for reimbursement of costs under § 19 (2) (d). The competent authority of nature conservation and the competent authority shall process the content of the opinions referred to in Article 109 (3) of the Construction Act in relation to the content of the amendment of the related territorial measures.
(2) In accordance with Paragraph 110 of the Construction Act, the purchaser will also assess the complaint in terms of compliance with the Act and its implementing legislation.
(3) The authorising authority shall also decide by decision on the acquisition of a change to the territorial planning documentation on the acquisition of a change to the relevant territorial measures. The procurement of the related territorial measures may be made conditional upon the payment of the costs referred to in Article 19 (2) (d) by the authorising authority. Furthermore, it shall be treated mutatis mutandis in accordance with Sections 11 to 14.
§ 21
Necessity of the territorial measure
(1) The territorial measure will cease to be effective on the date of issue of the new territorial planning documents or the new territorial measure.
(2) The territorial measure shall also cease to apply on the date of the abolition of the definition of the acceleration zone for which it was issued.

Díl 3

Definition of the acceleration zone without territorial action
§ 22
Conditions for defining the acceleration zone without a territorial measure
(1) Territorial measures shall not be issued for the acceleration zone defined in the zoning plan where:
(a) the assessment of the acceleration zone processed in accordance with Article 11 (3) or (4) shall exclude the adverse effects of the projects for the use of the renewable energy source for which that acceleration zone is defined on wild birds, especially protected plant and animal species and on natural habitats;
(b) the implementation of projects for the use of renewable energy sources in the acceleration zone shall not result in deterioration of the status or ecological potential of the surface water body or the condition of the groundwater body or shall not make it impossible to achieve good status or good ecological potential of the surface water unit or good status of the groundwater body;
(c) the nature conservation authority, in its opinion pursuant to Article 45i (1) of the Nature and Landscape Conservation Act, shall exclude the significant impact of the projects for the use of renewable energy for which this acceleration area is defined on the subject of protection or integrity of a European site or bird area; and
(d) the estimated installed power of the projects for the use of renewable energy sources located in the acceleration area is below the relevant limit value in Annex 1 to the Environmental Impact Assessment Act.
(2) In addition to the requirements laid down by the building law, the justification of the zoning plan, which defines the area of the acceleration area, includes information on the area of the acceleration area and an estimate of the installed performance of the projects for the use of renewable energy sources located in the acceleration area.
§ 23
Procedure for defining the acceleration area without a territorial measure
(1) As regards the proposal for the zoning plan, the purchaser will ensure an impact assessment. The competent authority shall lay down more detailed requirements under Section 10i of the Environmental Impact Assessment Act and in the cases under Section 89 (3) (b) of the Building Act.
(2) On the draft zoning plan, the competent authority shall use the opinion provided for in Article 13 and the Water Authority shall use the opinion provided for in Article 14.
§ 24
Modification of the acceleration zone defined without a territorial measure
(1) An update of the assessment carried out pursuant to Article 11 (3) or (4) is the basis for the acquisition of a change in the spatial plan in which the acceleration area is defined without a territorial measure. Paragraph 17 (3) shall apply mutatis mutandis.
(2) The assessment provided for in Article 107 (2) (d) of the zoning law, which defines an acceleration area without a zoning measure, also includes an assessment of whether new facts have emerged suggesting that the conditions and mitigation measures provided for in the zoning plan have ceased to be sufficient to meet the objectives and tasks set out in Article 11. Paragraph 18 (2) and (3) shall apply mutatis mutandis. In cases referred to in Paragraph 18 (3), the report on the application of the zoning plan shall include:
(a) a proposal for a change to the zoning plan if the conditions laid down in Article 22 (1) are met;
(b) a proposal for the acquisition of a change to the zoning plan and the acquisition of a zoning measure if the conditions laid down in Article 22 (1) are not met.

HLAVA III

Procedures related to the authorisation of projects for the use of renewable energy sources in the acceleration zone
§ 25
Assessment of compliance of the project for the use of renewable energy sources with conditions and mitigation measures
(1) The territorial measure is binding on the expression, binding opinion or decision given for the intention to use renewable energy sources in the acceleration area, with the exception of the expression or binding opinion under Paragraph 36 of the Construction Act.
(2) Where the intention to use a renewable energy source does not fulfil the conditions or mitigation measures laid down in a territorial measure or in a territorial plan pursuant to Paragraph 22, the administrative authority whose competence concerns such conditions or mitigation measures shall issue a dissenting opinion or a binding opinion or reject a request for a decision.
§ 26
Request for a single environmental opinion

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Regulation Information

CitationAct No. 249 / 2025 Coll., on speeding up the use of certain renewable energy sources and amending related laws (Act on speeding up the use of renewable energy sources)
Regulation Type-
Author-
CollectionCode of Laws
Date of Promulgation25.07.2025
Effective from01.08.2025
Effective until-
Status Valid
Parliamentary Paper: Paper No. 969

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