MOL expands Hungary renewables with 37.4 MWp Algyő solar park, 40 MWh battery storage facility
Bitget2026/09/21 16:21- MOL commissioned a 37.4 MWp solar park at Algyő in Hungary, paired with a 20 MW battery system with 40 MWh capacity.
- The site can fully cover MOL’s Algyő region electricity demand, cutting reliance on purchased power.
- Battery storage is designed to manage intraday renewable volatility, supporting Hungarian grid stability.
- MOL operates 9 solar parks in Hungary totaling 405 MW, lifting regional photovoltaic capacity to 415 MWp.
- Target set to install 500 MWh of energy storage capacity in Hungary by 2030; project supports decarbonization strategy.
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