The summer of 2026 brought plenty of hot and dry extremes. To take just the most striking example: according to measurements by HungaroMet Nonprofit Ltd. , the nationwide average temperature in August...
In Hungary, there is an agreement between the key players of the construction industry that the poor condition of the Hungarian building stock and the slow pace of building renovations justify the...
In the study, we examined the current Hungarian regulatory framework, international experience, potential impacts on the electricity grid, and which groups could genuinely benefit from this technology...
While some cities have already attempted to assess where heat exposure is greatest based on land surface temperature data from individual days, a publicly accessible database covering an area roughly...
The heatwaves of recent weeks and the strained situation in the electricity system have once again demonstrated how important it is to develop renewable energy capacity in a balanced manner and to...
Hungarian households use approximately 370-380 million cubic metres of natural gas each year to produce domestic hot water, accounting for 12.5% of total residential gas consumption. The Energiaklub...
On 25 June, Hungarian one-stop shop (OSS) advisors and supporting organisations gathered for the tenth time at a meeting organised by the Energiaklub Climate Policy Institute. Building on practical...
Beyond a lack of funds, the biggest obstacle to home renovations is the lack of information. One-stop shops (OSS) help to address this problem by providing technical, financial, and legal...