EQUS Park Stonava
- Areal is 35ha, brownfield
- Avalable up to 130,000 m²Possibility to expand the site by another 4ha
- Type: Built-to-Suit (BTS) / Built-to-Own (BTO)
- The area is listed as an industrial zone
- Zoning plan for production and logistic in place, no limit on building’s height
- Large electrical input capacity up to 100 MW
- Possible connectivity of photovoltaic power plant (15 MW), paid deposit and approved subsidy of 40 million CZK from the Modernization Fund and the Environmental Fund
- 3 methane deposits will allow annual extraction of up to 2 million m³
- BREEAM very good certification
- Region with sufficient workforce
- Functional railway spur on the eastern edge of the site, possible connection to the national railway corridor within 6 km
- Current status: completion of demolition works by mid 2024, building permit in 12 months achievable
Basic information
Type
Lands
Buildings
Area
35 ha
Intention
Sale Lease
Ownership
Private
Purpose
Light industry Logistics Office
Current situation
Initial phase
Advanced phase
Preparation completed
Distance to
Road
I/11 (7,5 km); D48 (14 km)
Airport
Leoš Janáček Ostrava Airport (40 km)
Public transport
bus stop: Stonava, Nový svět U Bulače (500 m)
Train
Horní Suchá (2 km), Albrechtice (2,5 km)
Border crossing
Chotěbuz CZ / Boguszowice PL (13 km); Mosty u Jablunkova CZ / Svrčinovec SK (50 km)
City
Horní Suchá
Learn more
Horní Suchá is a village located in the eastern corner of the Czech Republic, between the towns of Karviná, Havířov and Český Těšín in the Moravian-Silesian Region, near the border of neighbouring Poland.
Its development has been fundamentally influenced by coal mining. One of the key mining plants in the area was the František Mine. Coal mining took place here for more than a century and influenced not only the local economy but also the shape of the landscape. The mine was closed in 1999 as part of the decline in mining in the region, bringing significant changes for local people. Following the subsequent closure of the mine, the area was gradually transformed into the František industrial zone. The project was supported by European funds and local investment and is a model of the successful transformation of a mining area into a thriving economic centre. Today, it is home to a number of modern businesses and manufacturing plants from various industries.
The village is conveniently located close to larger cities such as Havířov (to the west) and Karviná (to the east), which ensures its good transport accessibility, both by road and local public transport.
