E.ON Hungária Group has commissioned a new automated and remotely controlled substation in Veszprémvarsány.
The HUF 2.2 billion (EUR 5.6 million) development is part of the Danube InGrid project, which plays a key role in strengthening Hungary’s energy sovereignty. Within the Danube InGrid framework, a substation is being constructed and connected to the 132-kV high-voltage transmission line section between Kisbér, Veszprémvarsány, Zirc, and Litér.
The new facility will enhance the reliability of electricity supply for approximately 16,000 residents in the region. It is capable of supporting 1,000 private solar panel systems, and in the future, it will allow new industrial parks and high-energy-demand consumers to connect to the grid without overloading it.