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Gigafactory and the entire electric car production chain in the context of decarbonisation, which is being addressed throughout Europe as part of the Green Deal and the Fit for 55 package. On Monday, not only on them as a possible way to support the Czech Republic (CR) in the key automotive industry and respond to the economic effects of the coal slump, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Industry, Trade and Transport Karel Havlícek discussed with Volkswagen Chairman Herbert Diess, Chairman of the Board ŠKODA AUTO by Thomas Schäfer and CEZ Group CEO Dan Beneš.
"We perceive a green Europe and are working on decarbonisation. One of the possible ways is the construction of gigafactory in the Czech Republic and the support of electromobility, "says Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Industry, Trade and Transport Karel Havlícek and adds:" more challenging than for Germany or other countries. We have long invested in reducing dependence on coal, strengthening nuclear energy, green energy and energy from renewable sources. The Czech Republic has declared that it will support net mobility of CZK 16.5 billion in 2021–2030. Including investments in the decarbonisation of public transport, the total amount is CZK 33 billion. "
"The automotive industry in the Czech Republic is a basic pillar of industry and the economy, accounting for about 10% of GDP and 20% of exports," says Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade for Construction and Industry Eduard Murický, adding: "We expect that up to 500,000 fully electric vehicles will drive us by 2030, by which time there should also be up to 35,000 charging points, especially fast ones. ”
An important contribution to the construction of the charging infrastructure is the signed "Memorandum of Cooperation in the Development of Electromobility in the Czech Republic" signed by the Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Industry and Trade, Railway Administration, Roads and Motorways Directorate, Waterways Directorate, CEZ and ŠKODY AUTO. Among other things, it declares that the participants in the joint declaration see the potential to ensure the construction of an adequate number of recharging points by 2025, and thus make a significant contribution to meeting the strategic goal set by the National Action Plan for Clean Mobility for 2025.
"We also count on the support of clean mobility in the National Recovery Plan (NPO), which is allocated CZK 4.8 billion. Entrepreneurs will be able to apply first, 940 million crowns are allocated for the purchase of vehicles and 300 million crowns for charging stations, "says Silvana Jirotková, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade for Economic Policy and Entrepreneurship, adding:" Homeowners will be able to apply for subsidies to purchase a charging station , CZK 144 million is set aside for them. CZK 600 million has been prepared for municipalities and regions in the NPO. ”Funds from the Structural Funds and the Modernization Fund are also planned.