6.20.2016
Hungary: cogeneration between the balancing market and new investments
Market and policy
In Hungary over the last five years, cogeneration plants have played an important role in the natural gas balancing market, ensuring a steady supply of domestic energy. Despite the advent of the economic crisis and the increase in energy imports, the production of electricity from cogeneration plants amounted to 11% of the total. The country is now investing in the modernization and efficiency of existing plants.
Original language: English
Origin: Hungary
Speaker
Csaba Kiss
Deputy CEO, Chief Power Generation Officer and Chief Nuclear Officer, MVM
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