Hungary’s Wind Market Reopens
WINDMission Hungary – 4 May 2027, Budapest.
The change of government under Prime Minister Péter Magyar has resulted in the most significant shift in Hungarian onshore wind policy in more than a decade. After years in which wind development was effectively frozen, the new government has made wind a strategic pillar of its energy security agenda.
With the new government positioning wind as a key part of its energy security strategy, Hungary aims to add 4 GW of onshore wind capacity by 2030 — more than ten times its current installed base of around 330 MW.
Capacity will be allocated through competitive auctions. For investors and developers, Hungary offers a new growth market, although delivery will depend on grid expansion, bankable support mechanisms and faster permitting.
WINDMission Hungary brings together investors, policymakers, TSOs, DSOs, OEMs, developers and industrial energy users to discuss investment, permitting, grid integration and project delivery opportunities shaping the country’s next generation of wind projects.
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Shaping Hungary’s Wind Energy Investment Pipeline
WINDMission Hungary explores the policies, market reforms, financing mechanisms and infrastructure investments needed to create the conditions for large-scale wind deployment. Bringing together public and private sector stakeholders, the conference focuses on strengthening Hungary’s project pipeline, improving investment certainty and enabling the long-term expansion of utility-scale wind generation as a core component of the country’s energy system.
Investment, Permitting and Grid Integration for Hungary’s Wind Market
COMPANIES TRUSTING OUR EXPERTISE INCLUDE
Building renewable energy is only half the challenge
Europe is rapidly building utility-scale renewable energy projects,
but these assets must also be connected, integrated, and operated
within increasingly complex electricity networks.
Renewable Energy Projects
- Utility-scale solar PV
- Onshore wind
- Offshore wind
- Hybrid renewable projects
- Co-located and standalone BESS
- Grid code compliance
- Grid connection
- Project delivery
Electricity Systems
- System integration
- Grid stability
- Flexibility
- Transmission & distribution
- Digital substations
- AI & digital technologies
- Cybersecurity
- Future electricity networks
From Renewable Projects to Grid Integration
CEE region is rapidly building utility-scale renewable energy projects – but these assets must also be connected, integrated, and operated within increasingly complex electricity networks.
The programme follows the complete journey of modern renewable energy projects – from planning and development through grid connection and long-term operation.
For System Operators
- Grid stability under high renewable penetration
- Managing congestion and real-time balancing
- Protection, control, and operational resilience
- Integration of inverter-based resources
- Digitalisation of transmission and distribution networks
For IPPs & Developers
- Grid connection constraints and interconnection studies
- Curtailment risk and revenue uncertainty
- Designing hybrid renewable + storage projects
- Optimising project bankability under grid limitations
- Navigating evolving flexibility and market signals
Who Attends
WINDMission Hungary is designed for engineers, technical specialists, project managers, and decision-makers involved in both renewable energy development and electricity system operation.
WINDMission Hungary attendees are responsible for planning, connecting, building and operating Romania’s onshore and offshore wind energy projects.
Attendees include:
- Transmission System Operators (TSOs)
- Distribution System Operators (DSOs)
- Utilities and power producers
- Solar PV developers
- Onshore and offshore wind developers
- Battery storage developers
- Nuclear developers
- EPC contractors
- OEMs and technology providers
- Engineering consultancies
- Independent power producers (IPPs)
Typical job titles include:
- Grid Connection Manager
- Head of System Planning
- Power System Engineer
- Network Operations Engineer
- Procurement Manager
- Renewable Project Development Manager
- Head of Grid Integration
- BESS Project Manager
- Transmission Planning Engineer
- Head of Asset Management
- Electrical Engineering Lead
TESTIMONIALS
Great line-up of speakers, very interesting panels and excellent networking throughout with diverse stakeholders. Our team made a number of good contacts and we are sure to be here again next year. Head of Investments Renewables, KNESS
A valuable opportunity to gain fresh insight into region’s energy landscape. Even more importantly, I had the chance to meet key industry players and start building new relationships. Head of Business Development, SOLARPORT
It was our first event with The Voice of Renewables. Very well organised and with ample networking time. Great participation numbers allowed our team to network with different companies and understand the energy space. Head of Solar and Energy Storage, 4P RENEWABLES
Partnership Opportunities at WINDMission Hungary
Put your company at the centre of Hungary’s renewable energy and grid integration market.
WINDMission Hungary gives sponsors direct access to the engineers, project developers, and system operators responsible for delivering and integrating Hungary’s next generation of renewable energy projects.
Whether your goal is thought leadership, lead generation, product launches, or strengthening customer relationships, sponsorship packages provide speaking opportunities, exhibition space, networking, and year-round visibility to help you engage with the right audience.
WINDMission Hungary Conference & Exhibition takes place on 22 October 2027 at Budapest.
The conference examines the technical challenges of integrating onshore and offshore wind energy generation, inverter-based resources, energy storage, flexibility services, cybersecurity and digital substations, digital twins and AI-enabled grid management while maintaining grid stability, reliability and resilience. The exhibition showcases the most innovative solutions designed to help electricity system operators, utilities and network owners address the evolving challenges of planning, building, operating, maintaining and securing modern power systems.
Over 150 participants are expected to take part, including experts from regional TSOs, DSOs, energy generators, IPPs, grid planners, project developers and EPCs, system engineers, OEMs, technology providers, and consultants shaping the future of power systems.
WINDMission Hungary Conference & Exhibition is a part of WINDMission conference series organised by DMVR across Europe.
CEE edition of the FEST – Future Electricity Systems & Technologies conference and exhibition takes place on 22 October 2026 in Warsaw.
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