Under the government program called Felzárkózó Települések, solar power plants to support the poorest families will be built near 21 new villages in the coming months. T
he Hungarian Charity Service of Malta, which coordinates the program, recalled in a statement that three years ago, the first social solar power plant was put into operation in Tiszabő (135 km southeast of Budapest); income from the sale of electricity is used to support the winter heating of the poorest families.
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