Solarplaza Summit | Hungary

Three corporate offtakers on stage: Bosch, an international industrial manufacturer, Linde, a global industrial gases operator, and Prologis, a logistics real estate landlord, each solving the same net-zero challenge with a different structural response. An originator moderates, quering on price, tenor, and shape. If you are modelling contracted revenue for a Hungarian asset, this is the session where you find out whether your offtake assumption survives contact with the buyer.

Co-location is no longer a future trend in Hungary, but is the new standard that the structure is being built around. But the legal, regulatory, and commercial framework is currently being figured out in real deals, not in theory. The operators putting hybrid projects on the ground will walk us through what's actually being negotiated, what's hitting walls, and how the new government's stance is shaping the next 18 months.

During this panel, five experts will test the bankability bar across international financing institutions, commercial banks, infra funds, borrowers, and international comparisons. What's replicable from Renalfa, what's specific to it, and what should Hungary learn from the UK’s Cap-and-Floor and Italy’s MACSE market structures, as these countries are two years ahead on the same curve.

The day's closing panel. Five market leaders, one moderator, three predictions each. By the end of this panel, the audience will have learned about the Ministry's roadmap, the cost of midday, the hybridization playbook, the offtake question, the financing reality, and the 2027 capture-price forecast. This panel takes everything from the day and converts it into a position. Not "what might happen", what will happen, who's already moving on it, and what the audience should do on Monday morning.