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Date04.05.2027CityBudapest, HUVenueDanubius Hotel Hungaria AgendaRegulation · Grid · Development · InvestmentTarget4 GW onshore wind by 2030 Installed today≈330 MWDelegates150+Sessions4 + investor roundtable Countdown200 daysRegistrationOpen ●
WINDMission

Hungary’s wind market
reopens.

WINDMission Hungary – a part of our WINDMission conference series – will take place in Budapest on 4 May 2027.

After more than a decade with virtually no new wind farms developed, Hungary has made wind a pillar of its energy security and is aiming for 4 GW of onshore capacity by 2030.

This one-day conference will have you networking with investors, policymakers, grid operators, OEMs and developers who will build it.

Delegates at a WINDMission conference organised by The Voice of Renewables
WINDMission · Delegates at a WINDMission conferencePhoto: The Voice of Renewables
150+Industry participants
4GWOnshore wind target by 2030
330MWWind installed today
10×Growth needed this decade

About the conference

Unlocking Hungary’s
new generation of wind projects.

The change of government under Prime Minister Péter Magyar has brought the biggest 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.

Hungary aims to add 4 GW of onshore wind by 2030, more than ten times today’s installed base of around 330 MW, with capacity allocated through competitive auctions. It is a new growth market for investors and developers, but 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 work through investment, permitting, grid integration and project delivery.

01

Regulation & permitting700-metre setbacks, turbines up to 199 metres, designated wind zones and what still constrains projects

02

Grid accessThe 700 MW grid-capacity tender and annual wind connection tenders from 2027

03

Siting & developmentDevelopment zones, land, wind resource, local acceptance and repowering

04

Investment & deliveryBankability, returns, EPC capacity and wind-plus-storage hybrids

Who attends

  • Transmission system operators
  • Distribution system operators
  • Utilities and power producers
  • Onshore wind developers
  • Independent power producers
  • Battery storage developers
  • Investors and banks
  • EPC contractors
  • OEMs and technology providers
  • Engineering consultancies
  • Industrial energy users
  • Policymakers

Typical job titles

  • Head of Investments
  • Renewable Project Development Manager
  • Grid Connection Manager
  • Head of Grid Integration
  • Head of System Planning
  • Power System Engineer
  • Procurement Manager
  • BESS Project Manager
  • Head of Asset Management

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Speakers 2027

Meet the people building
Hungary’s next wind farms.

Speaker to be announced

Opening keynote · 10:05

To be announced

The keynote speaker will be confirmed soon.

Speaker to be announced

Developers & investors

To be announced

The companies building and financing Hungary’s wind pipeline join the line-up in the coming weeks.

Speaker to be announced

Grid & policy

To be announced

System operators and policymakers shaping grid access and permitting.

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Programme · 4 May 2027

Regulation. Grid. Development.
Investment.

09:00

Registration and networking

Arrival

10:00

Conference opening

  • Derek Michalski, Founder and CEO, The Voice of Renewables

Opening

10:05

Opening keynote

Keynote address

  • Keynote speaker to be announced

Keynote

10:15

Market outlook

Hungary’s wind market reopens: what happens next?

The 2030 ambition and the path to 4 GW, what has changed since the 2024 liberalisation, the 700 MW grid-capacity tender, annual wind grid-connection tenders from 2027, and where Hungary wants new capacity built.

Briefing

10:30

Regulation

The new Hungarian wind regulations: a developer’s guide

The 700-metre distance from homes, simplified wind areas, turbines up to 199 metres, environmental and construction permits, military and aviation limits, the role of local authorities, and what still constrains projects.

  • Speakers to be announced

Session I

11:15

Networking break

Networking

12:00

Delivery

Can Hungary build 4 GW of new wind by 2030?

Which projects move first, whether grid and permitting can keep pace, whether projects can be financed and built competitively, and what could stop Hungary reaching 4 GW.

  • Speakers to be announced

Session II

12:40

Networking break

Networking

13:20

Siting

Where will Hungary’s new wind farms be built?

The best development zones, land and landowner agreements, wind resource at modern hub heights, 199-metre turbines versus planning limits, grid proximity, environmental and radar constraints, local acceptance, and repowering versus greenfield.

  • Speakers to be announced

Session III

14:00

Networking lunch

Networking

15:00

Hybrids

Wind + solar + storage: Hungary’s new renewable power model

Why a solar-heavy system needs more wind, wind-plus-BESS hybrids, shared grid connections, curtailment, intraday and balancing revenues, green hydrogen and industrial offtakers seeking firm renewable power.

  • Speakers to be announced

Session IV

15:40

Networking break

Networking

16:10

Investment

Investor roundtable

Which projects investors want, acceptable development risk, required returns, greenfield or acquisition, merchant or contracted, what makes a Hungarian wind project bankable, and whether the market will consolidate.

  • Speakers to be announced

Roundtable

16:50

Closing of the conference and networking drinks

Close

The agenda may change to reflect market and regulatory developments. The organiser reserves the right to change sessions and speakers.

Sponsors & partners

Media partner
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Put your company at the centre of Hungary’s wind market.

Speaking slots, exhibition space and year-round visibility with the developers, investors and system operators delivering the next generation of projects.

Talk to us about sponsoring

Past attendees

Companies trusting
our expertise.

Thousands of companies have taken part in our conferences and exhibitions since 2008. These are some of the developers, utilities, grid operators, investors, manufacturers and advisers who have joined us, and the kind of company you will meet at WINDMission Hungary.

Nexans logo
Hitachi Energy logo
Barclays logo
SMA logo
Polenergia logo
E.ON logo
GE Grid Solutions logo
KfW IPEX-Bank logo
Centrica logo
MUFG logo
Sunly logo
ABB logo
Iberdrola logo
Fichtner logo
Sungrow logo
DNB logo
Siemens Energy logo
TenneT logo
PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna logo
ČEZ Group logo
Vattenfall logo
Impax Asset Management logo
Enea Group logo
Huawei logo
Organisation logo logo
Ørsted logo
TransnetBW logo
Itaú Unibanco logo
Ramboll logo
Codelco logo
Green Giraffe logo
Port of Klaipėda logo
RWE logo
Umoe Advanced Composites logo
Santander logo
Dentons logo
Port of Tallinn logo
Watson Farley & Williams logo
Mott MacDonald logo
Statkraft logo
Saint-Gobain logo
Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS) logo
HEC Solar logo
Voith logo
Sorainen logo
Nordic Investment Bank logo
thyssenkrupp logo
Hogan Lovells logo
Naxxar Renewable Energy logo
Çalık Renewables logo
KNESS logo
PAAEY logo
Uniper logo
Fronius International logo
Axpo logo
Crédit Agricole logo
50Hertz logo
Energijos skirstymo operatorius (ESO) logo
Vaisala logo
BayWa r.e. logo
KN Energies logo
BROEN Technologies logo
REN – Rede Elétrica Nacional logo
Solarport logo
Sedera logo
Adampolis logo
OX2 logo
Macquarie Bank logo
Philippi Prietocarrizosa Ferrero DU & Uría logo
ProCredit Holding logo
Saipem logo
Krannich Solar logo
Green Horse Advisory logo
Rabobank logo
Alpiq logo
GE Vernova logo
Fotowatio Renewable Ventures logo
Renewable Power Capital logo
BlueFloat Energy logo
Pacifico Energy Partners logo
Prysmian Group logo
Glennmont Partners logo
Aiko Energy logo
Axens logo
Terna logo
European Energy logo
Hellenic Cables logo
Taaleri Energia logo
Eesti Energia logo
SPP Development logo
wpd invest logo
Nordex logo
Agencia de Sostenibilidad Energética logo
Nadara logo
Nofar Energy logo
Marsh logo
UniCredit Bank logo
Société Générale logo
AEG Power Solutions logo
Solar Steelconstruction logo
ib vogt logo
Graanul Invest logo
Bureau Veritas logo
ABL Group logo
Qualitas Energy logo
PPC Renewables logo
Energocom logo
SEB logo
Terna Energy logo
Recurrent Energy logo
Statnett logo
Alfa Laval logo
Ingeteam logo
Meggitt logo
PRF Hydrogen Solutions logo
Biovoima logo
HeidelbergCement logo
Photomate logo
GDF Suez logo
Emergy logo
Canadian Solar logo
Moldindconbank logo
Intesa Sanpaolo logo
EPSO-G logo
Solet logo
Verbund logo
Generali Investments logo
Nuveen logo
Econergy Renewable Energy logo
SGS logo
Copelouzos Group logo
Proparco logo
Končar logo
juwi logo
ENGIE logo
TotalEnergies logo
OST logo
UL Solutions logo
Bonfiglioli logo
DTEK logo
Augstsprieguma tīkls (AST) logo
Litgrid logo
TF Kable logo
Elgin Energy logo
GIZ logo
Enery Development logo
Opdenergy logo
DESFA logo
Mapei logo
K2 Management logo
Faria Renewables logo
Elettricità Futura logo
Monsson Group logo
Tenka Solar logo
Simtel logo
Vector Renewables logo
Vestas logo
Latvenergo logo
Atlas Renewable Energy logo
BELECTRIC logo
OP Corporate Bank logo
EDPR logo
Bilfinger logo
Fluence logo
Elia Group logo
Schneider Electric logo
Ignitis Renewables logo
ORLEN logo
Greencoat Renewables logo
Enel logo
JDR Cables logo
E energija group logo
VINCI Energies logo
ABO Energy logo
Onde logo
BayernLB logo
Guerrero Olivos logo
ERM logo
GPM Generadoras Pequeñas y Medianas logo
Norton Rose Fulbright logo
Sosteneo logo
JinkoSolar logo
Andritz logo
Wärtsilä logo
Black & Veatch logo
Valvotubi logo
EDF Renewables logo
Abengoa logo
Copenhagen Offshore Partners logo
OSGP Alliance logo
Green Genius logo
Chint logo
Danubius Hotel Hungaria at dusk, with Keleti station behind
Danubius Hotel Hungaria City Center, opposite Keleti station
Conference room at Danubius Hotel Hungaria set up theatre style
The conference room

Danubius Hotel Hungaria

Address
Rákóczi út 88-90, 1074 Budapest, Hungary
Date
Tuesday 4 May 2027
Doors
Registration from 09:00, opening at 10:00
Metro
Keleti pályaudvar (M2 · M4), two minutes’ walk
Airport
Budapest Ferenc Liszt International, 25 km · taxi about €30
Contact
derek@voiceofrenewables.com
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Hungary’s wind market
reopens.

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