The €22 million investment, which will include build seven wind power units with a combined capacity of 15 MW, may start this summer on the 100-hectare site, Szécsényi said. The company will receive the operation permit from the Hungarian Energy Office in May.
Currently only 0.8% of Hungary’s energy consumption comes from renewable sources, but Hungary must increase this figure to 3.6% by 2010 according to an EU guideline.
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