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The project aims to promote policy actions in Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania to ensure the sustainability of biomass-based energy production. To this end, the project will start by analysing the legislative environment and strategies in the three ...

The Sustainable Energy Priority Area (PA2) of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region (EUSDR) has recently published the study " National Energy and Climate Plans in the Danube Region ", providing a comparative assessment of the targets, measures and ...

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At the workshop we presented the results of the potential analysis of renewable and efficient district heating in the biggest Hungarian district heating zones - prepared by REKK for the Hungarian District Heating Association (MaTáSzSz). With invited ...

The purpose of the study is to assess the potential to increase the use of renewable energy resources (biomass and geothermal energy) and combined heat and power in district heating generation. The study focuses on 19 district heating systems ...

The focus of the study is renewable energy based power sources in Hungary. First, we estimate the potential of the different technologies, then we calculate the costs associated with exploiting these potentials. We center our study around innovative ...

The deviation between the Hungarian statistical figures of forest biomass supply and consumption – the difference valued roughly at 70 bn HUF – is known for a long time. The recalculation of firewood volume used by households, now based on consumption ...

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The aim of the study is to analyse how to reach the Hungarian 2020 RES targets. We assess the effect of the different regulatory instruments and support schemes on RES consumption. We define several scenarios, which differ by using different regulatory ...

REKK made a comprehensive research with a view to analyse the Hungarian biomass market and to estimate the energy potential of the Hungarian biomass supply. 1 The research is fully based on the data of the relevant authorities, namely on the figures from ...