As stated by the EIB, the project will strengthen and expand the transmission and distribution networks of the three project promoters, including investments in electricity transmission and distribution infrastructure, with voltage levels ranging from 132 kV to 400 kV.

Among others, the project will cater additional power requirements of two battery manufacturing facilities, located in the less developed regions of Hungary. In detail, one is located at an existing industrial site (Göd) and another at a greenfield industrial site (Iváncsa).

The schemes included in the project are the following -

MAVIR:
(1) installation of one 400/132 kV transformer and associated 400 kV and 132 kV
switchgear in the existing Perkáta substation;
(2) construction of a new 400/132 kV substation at Göd-Kelet;
(3) short turn-in-turn-out connections to Göd-Kelet substation from three existing 400 kV
and 132 kV overhead lines (2.7 km).

E.ON Dél-dunántúli:
(4) construction of three new 132 kV overhead lines between Perkáta and Iváncsa (14.8
km), and Sárbogárd - Dunaújváros OVIT and Perkáta - Dunaújváros Dél (1.6 km);
(5) construction of a new 132 kV switching station at Iváncsa.

ELMU Hálózati:
(6) refurbishment of three 132 kV overhead lines Bicske Dél - Huvösvölgy (31 km),
Bicske Dél – Biatorbágy (18.7 km), and Biatorbágy – Budaörs (5 km);
(7) splitting of the existing 132 kV Göd - Vác line (0.5 km);
(8) installation of a 132 kV cable between Fót and Mátyásföld (10 km);
(9) installation of 132 kV equipment in the existing Zugló and Göd substations.

Mavir Ltd. operates as an independent transmission operator in Hungary.

As stated by Bloomberg, E.ON is one of Europe's largest operators of energy networks and energy infrastructure and a provider of innovative customer solutions for some 51 million customers. The company's operations are energy networks and customer solutions.

No contacts available at the time of disclosure.

Parent Company - E.ON Hungary:

Phone: +36 (0) 6 52 512 400 (from Hungary) / +36 52 512 400 (from outside Hungary)
Website: https://www.eon.hu/hu/lakossagi.html

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