Solar park to supply more than one-fifth of Alstom’s Hungarian plant’s power
A 1 MW solar park commissioned at the Mátranovák site is expected to generate about 1,700 MWh a year and cover more than 20% of the plant’s electricity needs.
Alstom said on 20 October 2026 that it had commissioned a 1 MW solar park at its Mátranovák factory in Hungary. The company expects the installation, covering about 7,000 square metres, to generate 1,700 MWh annually and supply more than 20% of the site’s electricity consumption. Generation began after nearly two years of planning, permitting and construction.
Alstom estimates that onsite generation will avoid about 260 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions a year. The project was developed under a long-term onsite power purchase agreement between Alstom and E.ON. The Mátranovák plant makes bogie frames for metro and railway vehicles; the announcement did not disclose the project cost or electricity purchase price.
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Solar park to supply more than one-fifth of Alstom’s Hungarian plant’s power
A 1 MW solar park commissioned at the Mátranovák site is expected to generate about 1,700 MWh a year and cover more than 20% of the plant’s electricity needs.
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1 MWAnnouncement date: 2026-10-20 · Observed
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