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A Central European utility is leaning more on regulated power and gas networks and higher nuclear output to make earnings steadier, even as coal fades. The key question is whether that stability can outweigh weaker power prices and a shrinking boost from trading and other one-off factors.Read more

CEZ faces a tougher road ahead as the prices it locks in for power sales fall and coal plants wind down, which could squeeze profits even if demand stays steady. At the same time, its push into regulated networks and nuclear upgrades could soften the blow, making the long-term outlook less clear than it first appears.Read more

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