Hungary’s electricity grid is facing potential challenges during the current heatwave, raising questions about its flexibility and preparedness. The country currently lacks proactive planning for peak energy demands similar to winter snow removal preparations. Potential solutions being discussed include increased battery storage capacity and the development of pumped-storage hydroelectric facilities. Private sector initiatives exist, but implementation proves complex and faces hurdles. Experts suggest a need for long-term investment and strategic planning to bolster the grid’s ability to withstand extreme weather events and fluctuating energy demands. The situation highlights a broader issue of adapting infrastructure to climate change and ensuring a stable power supply. Further discussion focuses on identifying viable and readily deployable solutions.