Wind energy tender: alongside Turkish, Japanese, Austrian, and German entrants, the Futó family also applied

The Hungarian government received bids for nearly 2300 megawatts of new wind power capacity from 37 investors, including international companies and local developers. The interest in the tender is significant, but detailed data reveals mixed levels of engagement across different projects. Notable participants include the state-owned MVM Szélenergia Kft. and various foreign firms from Austria, Turkey, Japan, and Germany. Some local developers, like the Futó family, are also competing. While many bids have been submitted, most projects are still in the early stages, lacking necessary permits and agreements.

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