world

Ningbo, China (ots/PRNewswire) – The PV power plant in Mezőcsát, Hungary, the largest power plant in Eastern Europe, has officially started operations. The Hungarian Oil and Gas Joint Stock Company (commonly known as MOL Group) held the opening ceremony to recognize this achievement. Zeng Jianping, vice president of Risen Energy, Wu Jing, sales manager for Europe, and Ye Jiajun, head of product center, were invited to the event.

“Hungary imports 76% of its energy and reducing dependence on natural gas and increasing the share of electricity from alternative sources are important goals,” Energy Minister Csaba Lantos tweeted step towards achieving these goals.”

Risen Energy has been building a distribution network in Hungary for a long time, and in 2022, Risen Energy’s module shipments accounted for over 70% of the total volume in Hungary.

Risen Energy supplied the high-efficiency Titan series PERC PV modules for the Mezőcsát power plant. The module delivers a high energy yield and a significant reduction in CO2. The use of advanced technologies, including non-destructive cutting, high-density encapsulation, MBB and low-voltage design, ensures the module has extremely high efficiency. At the same time, the mechanical performance, safety and stability of the modules are significantly improved, enabling customers to meet their requirements for an environmentally sustainable energy supply.

At the ceremony, Risen Energy’s brand strength, technical expertise and service quality were highly recognized by the MOL Group. The company’s commitment to supply high-efficiency modules with guaranteed quality and quantity, coupled with its advanced high-performance module technology, has impressed the MOL Group with its significant return on investment. Both parties expressed their common pursuit of deeper cooperation, aiming to strengthen their partnership and carry out more high-quality and pioneering PV projects in the future.

Photo –

View original content:

Questions & contact:

Tina Feng,
tina@risenenergy.com