We would manage well without Russian gas, but at a higher cost, and we could still receive a hefty bill.

Hungary will no longer receive Russian gas in a year, prompting a shift in its gas supply dynamics. The CEO of FGSZ stated that alternative pipeline capacities from Croatia, Romania, and Austria can meet Hungary's needs. However, the absence of Russian gas will likely increase costs, as previously supplied gas was delivered without transportation fees. Legal disputes regarding a long-term gas contract with Russia could lead to significant financial liabilities for Hungary. Despite these challenges, Hungary's gas supply security remains intact, with sufficient capacity from neighboring countries. The future of gas imports will depend on various factors, including the costs associated with alternative sources and the stability of supply routes.