EP Cargo Trucking

Our logistics services also include a transshipment center in Vojany, Slovakia. The facility uses the railway infrastructure of the local power plant. The railway sidings here are equipped with both broad-gauge and normal-gauge tracks for transshipment of agricultural commodities from Ukraine to EU countries or from trains from Ukraine and EU countries to trucks. Kobzarenko agricultural machinery, tractors and locomotives are used for transshipment of agricultural commodities.

The company was established under the name EOP & HOKA s.r.o. in 1993 as a subsidiary of Elektrárny Opatovice a.s. (EOP) by transformation from the original transport division. Its primary task was to provide the electric power plant with operational services both at the inputs (supplying with limestone and lime) and at the outputs (back part of the fuelling cycle, i.e., handling and sale of energy by-products).

In 2008, when EOP was taken over by EPH holding, the company was separated from EOP and integrated into EPH's structure. At the same time, this step created conditions for the expansion of activities outside the EOP service.

In 2010, the company subsequently started providing operational services for Komořany Power Plant (United Energy a.s.). In 2015, the first foreign branch was established at the PGS coal mine, EOPHOKA PL in Poland. In 2017, the EOPHOKA SK branch in Slovakia was established at Nováky Power Plant (ENO) and a branch was opened in Ostrava. SAJDOK Třinec was connected to it by acquisition in 2018. The acquisition of PTA Plzeň followed in 2020. On 1 December 2020, the name of the company was changed to EP Cargo Trucking CZ.

EP Cargo Trucking CZ currently actively covers the entire region of Central Europe (Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, Hungary, Austria, and Germany) with its fleet of 110 vehicles.