The grants target some 35,000 households, mostly with below-average income, Steiner said.
He added that HUF 158.8 bln of the funding would come from Hungary's Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) plan and HUF 42.9 bln from the central budget.
The grants are expected to add 175 MW to Hungary's solar panel capacity and boost households' solar capacity by one-quarter, reducing emissions by 50,000 tonnes.
The tender will be open to households with combined annual net income per capita of HUF 4.85 million, about level with the annual net income per capita of a three-member household in 2019.
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