How met group contributes to the energy transition in Hungary?

On site at the Dunamenti Power Station in Százhalombatta, MET already installed a 4 MW / 8 MWh demonstrator plant based on Tesla Megapack 2 batteries in 2022. With this latest BESS plant which went into operation today, MET Group and the Dunamenti Power Station are further strengthening their contribution to the energy transition in Hungary.

Is Magyar Telekom 5G available in Hungary?

While Magyar Telekom tested 5G technology with several suppliers, including Huawei’s Hungarian unit, it declared the launch of its 5G services in Hungary with Ericsson providing the 5G base stations for its network in April 2020. Since then, Magyar Telekom’s 5G service is available in 23 towns.

Why is the use of landline services decreasing in Hungary?

With new technologies gaining ground, the usage of landline services, such as fixed-line telephony and cable television, has been decreasing in Hungary. In 2024, mobile voice and internet services generated by far the highest among telecommunication services, totaling 168 billion forints in the last quarter.

Is Vodafone the only option in Hungary for 5G?

Vodafone’s position as the sole option in Hungary for 5G services was challenged by Magyar Telekom which also launched commercial 5G services in early April 2020. Since mid-2018, Magyar Telekom has been conducting 5G trials and the first 5G standard station opened at Zalaegerszeg (West Hungary) at the end of January 2019.

Who owns Magyar Telekom?

Since mid-2018, Magyar Telekom has been conducting 5G trials and the first 5G standard station opened at Zalaegerszeg (West Hungary) at the end of January 2019.   This operator is 59.2% owned by Deutsche Telecom and worked with Ericsson on the construction of its 4G network.