Hungary pushes renewables to cut import needs
Hungary plans a major renewable energy push to curb high import needs and lower corporate electricity costs. The government aims to boost wind power capacity and expand infrastructure following recent vulnerabilities.
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Hungary launched a tender in August to build 700 MW of wind turbines, aiming to boost wind capacity to 4 GW by 2030. The push marks a major policy shift from former leader Viktor Orban. High corporate energy costs and import dependency drive the overhaul.
