Without CfDs - what’s left for Hungarian storage?

Dee is a Project Manager at Solarplaza, where she leads high-impact renewable energy events focused on Agri-PV, Floating-PV, Energy Storage, and more. Drawing on a decade of experience in sustainability, Dee excels at facilitating collaborative discussions and driving knowledge sharing among industry leaders. She focuses on advancing the energy transition by connecting key stakeholders and fostering practical insights within complex sustainable markets.

Laszlo Modos is an experienced leader in the energy and finance sectors, currently serving as the Country Manager for Renalfa Hungary Kft since 2020, while also overseeing development on a group level. In 2023, he co-founded Movasol Energy and Movasol Operations, where he continues to lead alongside his role at Renalfa. With a strong background in finance, Laszlo's career includes serving as Deputy CEO of MAVIR Zrt from January 2018 to December 2019, where he was responsible for Finance and IT. Prior to that, he held various senior finance roles at MAVIR Zrt, including Chief Financial Officer (2015-2017) and Head of Finance (2012-2015). Before joining MAVIR Zrt, Laszlo gained significant experience in corporate and project finance, working at Raiffeisen Bank from 2003 to 2012, where he progressed from Relationship Manager to Branch Manager, overseeing corporate finance, project finance, and retail banking operations. His expertise in both finance and energy development positions him as a key figure in Hungary's energy and financial sectors.

Péter Kaderják has extensive academic and policy experience in energy regulation, climate policy, and the energy transition. He is currently Head of the Zero Carbon Hub at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics and Executive of the Hungarian Battery Alliance (HUBA). Previously, he served as Hungary's Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Policy, President of the Hungarian Energy Office, and a member of ACER's Supervisory Board. He also founded and led the Regional Center for Energy Policy Research (REKK) at Corvinus University of Budapest. Throughout his career, he has played a key role in the liberalization and integration of Hungary's energy markets, the diversification of natural gas, and the development of Hungary's climate neutrality strategy for 2050.

Csaba Polgár is one of the founding partners of Pontes Budapest. He leads the energy, infrastructure and project finance and arbitration groups in the Budapest office. His main areas are renewable project developments, acquisitions, divestments and financings, with special emphasis on solar projects. He also has substantial experiences in loan restructurings, NPL acquisitions and insolvency matters. Before establishing Pontes Budapest, Csaba spent more than seven years with Allen & Overy’s Budapest and London Offices working on energy matters and cross border M&A deals