Hungary has launched its first clean energy tenders , offering EU , EEA and Energy Community developers the chance to bid for green premium tariffs through competitions organised by the country ’s METAR clean energy support agency . A maximum of HUF1bn ( $ 3.5 m ) or 200 GWh annually will be allocated to winning projects , and the Hungarian regulator has said winners will have three years to make their schemes operational . Projects totaling 0.3 - 20 MW will be awarded up to HUF333 m , totaling 66 GWh annually , with 1 - 20 MW schemes allocated HUF667 m or 143 GWh annually . Applications close on 2 December .
Hungary has launched its first clean energy tenders, offering EU, EEA and Energy Community developers the chance to bid for green premium tariffs through auctions organised by the country’s METAR clean energy support programme. A maximum of HUF1bn ($3.5m) or 200 GWh annually will be awarded to winning projects, and the Hungarian regulator has said winners will have three years to make their schemes operational. Projects offering 0.3-1 MW can be awarded up to HUF333m, representing 66 GWh annually, with 1-20 MW schemes allocated HUF667m or 143 GWh annually. Applications close on 2 December.