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Hungary: More than 17,000 applications for the Solar Energy Plus Program

In the first 24 hours after the opening of the new phase of the Solar Energy Plus Program, more than 17,000 pre-registration requests were received, the Ministry of Energy Affairs said in a release.

According to the announcement, the sponsor will decide on the approval of all pre-registrations within 15 working days. Applicants can then nominate the three possible contractors, from which they can choose based on their offers received through the system.

The HUF 75 billion (around 196 million euros) Solar Power Plus Program offers non-refundable support to private individuals with their residential property to supply their buildings with renewable energy.

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