A kombinált ciklusú gázturbinás mátrai erőmű mind a rugalmassága, mind a kapacitása miatt igazi ütőkártyává válhat az idei paksi havariához hasonló helyzetekben. Ennek az építői is tudtában vannak: nem véletlen, hogy vizsgálják az erőmű korábbi üzembehelyezésnek lehetőségeit.

The project is also unique in that it combines state-of-the-art technology – including a gas turbine suitable for green hydrogen combustion, a steam turbine and a heat recovery boiler – in a single system.

Elsewedy Electric Group has secured a significant engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contract for the development of Hungary’s largest combined cycle power plant (CCPP). This landmark project, awarded by MVM Matra Energia Zrt., a subsidiary of the Hungarian Electric Company (MVM), signifies Elsewedy Electric’s inaugural major venture in Europe. Strategically located in Visonta, the power […]

Jót tett a tavalyi sikeres debütálás: a növekvő népszerűségre reagáló beruházásban mind a versenyzői, mind a nézői kapacitást bővítik.

Commercial International Bank – Egypt (CIB) has provided credit facilities worth €58 million (approximately $62.9 million) to Elsewedy Electric Power Systems Projects (PSP), subsidiary of Egypt’s Elsewedy Electric, for a new Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) unit at the Mátra Power Plant in Visonta, Hungary. A consortium comprising PSP and Hungary’s Status KPRIA and West Hungária Bau (WHB), was awarded the engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contract for the project by MVM Matra Energia, a subsidiary of state-owned MVM Group in January 2025.

Elsewedy Electric Group has secured a major engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contract for Hungary’s largest combined cycle power plant (CCPP) in decades. Awarded by MVM Matra Energia Zrt., a subsidiary of the Hungarian Electric Company (MVM), this milestone project marks Elsewedy Electric’s first significant venture in Europe, reinforcing its global expansion strategy. Located in Visonta, the plant will be developed in partnership with Status KPRIA Zrt. and West Hungária Bau Kft. (WHB) to modernize Hungary’s energy infrastructure. Scheduled for completion by 2028, it will be the country’s first hydrogen-ready facility, capable of integrating up to 30% hydrogen into its

Last year's successful debut has been beneficial: in response to growing popularity, investments are being made to expand both competitor and spectator capacity.