SolServices and Huawei Technologies Hungary signed a 150 MW / 300 MWh battery storage programme on 30 September 2026, about EUR 50 million, built next to SolServices' solar parks.
Battery storage
300MWh
150 MW with Huawei, signed 2026
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| Size | 150 MW / 300 MWh (about two hours at full power)[1] |
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| Partner | Huawei Technologies Hungary[1] |
| Signed | 30 September 2026, at Huawei's Digital Power Summit 2026; announced at a press conference in Budapest[2] |
| Investment | About EUR 50 million, financed on commercial terms[3] |
| Full operation | Expected in the first quarter of 2027[2] |
| Sites | Next to existing SolServices solar parks; first units reported at Mezőtúr and Mezőberény. The full site list is not public.[2] |
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The programme adds battery storage next to SolServices' operating solar parks, so the batteries can share each park's existing grid connection. The first element was connected at Lumen Park Mezőtúr by July 2026.
Co-located storage lets a solar park shift midday output into the evening, avoid selling at negative prices and offer balancing services to MAVIR, which joined the European PICASSO and MARI balancing platforms in October 2026. The business case is set out in detail in the article on why SolServices is adding battery storage.
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Facts checked against these sources on . SolServices battery storage programme is part of the SolServices portfolio; Bijen Jalili is General Manager of SolServices. Figures are the company's published numbers; check solservices.hu for the latest.
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