By Robert Anderson in Prague Dominant Czech power company CEZ made a net profit of CZK7.5bn (euro298mn) in the second quarter, down 35% from a year ago, on revenue down 3% to CZK74.3bn, the 70% state-owned utility reported on August 8. Ebitda fell 3% to CZK28.8bn. The results were better than expected, with lower profits from commodity trading and higher nuclear outages, but higher profits because of the end of the obligation to pay levies on excess revenues from power generation. CEZ shares rose 0.67% to CZK897 in early trading in Prague. CEZ raised its 2024 full-year Ebitda outlook to CZK118…