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This year's World Nuclear Exhibition in Paris once again confirmed that nuclear energy is experiencing extraordinary growth.

For us, as representatives of CHEMCOMEX, MICo, and CE ENGINEERING, this year's participation was all the more significant because the Czech national stand was one of the most visible at the entire exhibition. The joint exhibition for 21 companies under the auspices of the Ministry of Industry and Trade provided a professional and highly representative environment in which the Czech nuclear sector presented itself as a confident partner capable of delivering comprehensive solutions across the entire supply chain.

On 13 June 2025, a professional presentation of Czech companies from the energy sector took place at the Czech Embassy in Budapest. The event focused on opportunities within the planned construction of combined cycle power plants in Mátra and Tisza and on the possibilities for Czech suppliers to participate in these projects.

On Wednesday, October 15, 2025, MICo s.r.o. actively participated in a unique all-day meeting called perFEKT AtomDay, organized by the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Technologies at Brno University of Technology. This event, dedicated to current topics in the field of nuclear energy, attracted hundreds of students and experts who explored the world of innovation and practical experience in this promising field.

On 13 June 2025, a professional presentation of Czech companies from the energy sector took place at the Czech Embassy in Budapest. The event focused on opportunities within the planned construction of combined cycle power plants in Mátra and Tisza and on the possibilities for Czech suppliers to participate in these projects.

Czech companies want a piece of the Dukovany construction project. It is almost certain that the secondary loop will remain in Czechia. And a number of other deliveries will be decided in the coming years. The participation of Czechs in other KHNP projects in Europe is highly uncertain. Sufficient participation by Czech companies in the construction of new nuclear power sources is an insurmountable "red line" in this huge contract, both for the state and for representatives of local industry. Czech companies that manufacture in Czechia, pay taxes and insurance, see the construction of the fifth and sixth units in Dukovany as a great opportunity – after all, the completion is being talked about as the project of the century.

Representatives of MICo s.r.o. and CHEMCOMEX, a.s., members of the Energy Division of CE INDUSTRIES, met with the Ambassador of Ukraine to the Czech Republic, Mr. Vasyl Zvarych, to discuss involvement in the restoration and reconstruction of Ukraine's energy infrastructure. The meeting, which was also attended by MICo CEO Marián Lipovský and Sales Director Michal Balko, confirmed the growing interest of Czech companies in long-term cooperation in the region.

The extension of the Dukovany nuclear power plant is one of the most significant infrastructure projects in the history of the Czech Republic. The involvement of Czech industry in this strategic investment was the main topic of the Czech-Korean nuclear conference.