The Hungarian government plans to allocate 500 billion Forints towards upgrading the nation’s energy infrastructure, with a focus on maximizing the potential of renewable energy sources. A key component of this investment will be the expansion of energy storage capabilities, enabling more effective utilization of renewables. The initiative also includes funding for the rollout of smart meters across the country, currently in limited use. These smart meters are intended to facilitate better energy management and grid efficiency. The government believes these developments will significantly alter how energy is consumed and distributed in Hungary. Financial support will be provided through grant applications to encourage adoption and innovation in these areas. The overall goal is to modernize the energy sector and promote sustainable practices.