Green Energy Park Sviadnov
It is a brownfield site of the former Staříč I mine, located in the eastern part of the Czech Republic in the Moravian-Silesian Region, in the municipalities of Sviadnov and Žabeň in the Frýdek-Místek district.
The total area of the site is 5.95 ha. All the land parcels are owned by Green Gas RE, s.r.o. This company has completed the revitalisation of the area and has defined an area that can be offered for the construction of an industrial zone. The designated area within the site has an area of 4.3 ha. The remaining part of the site, outside the revitalised area, will remain in the ownership of Green Gas RE, s.r.o., where energy facilities will be operated to support the functionality and efficiency of the site’s energy system.
Variants of the offer:
- sale of an area of 4.3 ha only
- construction of halls in the area of 4.3 ha and subsequent sale or lease. Even in this case, the area of the energy cluster will remain in the ownership of the current owner.
The location of the area in question is advantageous both in terms of transport accessibility and serviceability, and in terms of its location between two important cities in the region – Ostrava, capital of the region, and Frýdek-Místek. The area falls within the territory of two cadastres (82% Sviadnov, 18% Žabeň).
Basic information
Type
Lands
Buildings
Area
4.3 ha
Intention
Sale Lease
Ownership
Private
Purpose
Light industry
Current situation
Initial phase
Advanced phase
Preparation completed
Distance to
Road
D56 (2.5 km); D48 (11 km)
Airport
Leoš Janáček Ostrava Airport (18 km)
Public transport
bus stop: Sviadnov, Důl Staříč 1 (200 m)
Train
Lískovec u Frýdku-Místku (2 km); Frýdek-Místek (5 km)
Border crossing
Věřňovice (D1) / Gorzyczki PL (35 km); Mosty u Jablunkova CZ / Svrčinovec SK (60 km)
City
Sviadnov
Learn more
Sviadnov is a small village in the Moravian-Silesian Region in the Czech Republic, which has been repeatedly part of the district city of Frýdek-Místek in the past.
The village has an excellent location for business development. It benefits from the proximity of larger cities, Frýdek-Místek, as mentioned before, and Ostrava, the industrial, university and commercial centre of the region. It is located only 16 km southeast of this regional capital.
Among the most important companies in the district and its surroundings are Hanwha Advanced Materials, specialising in the innovative and technically demanding manufacturing of thermoplastic parts, which are crucial for the automotive industry; Hyundai Glovis CZ, which has been involved in the logistics processes of car producer Hyundai Motor Maufacturing Czech, seated in nearby Nošovice, since the beginning of its existence; Go Steel, an established manufacturer of steel strips and sheets; Marlenka, which produces original honey cakes and other confectionery products that are exported to 44 countries worldwide.; or Strojírny Sviadnov, which focuses on engineering production, especially in the field of railway equipment, wagons, locomotives and special railway vehicles.
The D48 and D56 motorways intersect in close proximity to the village, leading to Poland and Slovakia.
