Lázár said the solar parks would each have a capacity of around 0.5 MW, requiring about 1 hectare of land. Landowners or farmers will be eligible for support for a single such solar park, he added, as reported by national news agency MTI.
The government has already started consulting with the European Commission, which favors the initiative modeled on similar programs in Austria and Germany, said Lázár. Hungary needs to continue to reduce its energy dependency and raise the share of renewable energy within its energy mix to 50%.
“If we have received EU support for our nuclear power plant project, then we are certain to get support for our solar panel program,” he added.
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