Hungarian Energy Efficiency Institute

Hungarian Energy Efficiency Institute (MEHI)

Hungarian Energy Efficiency Institute (MEHI) is a non profit analytical and advocacy organization, closely co-operating with all companies interested in the energy efficiency market. Its main goal is to encourage energy efficiency investments by assisting and inciting government actions, and also by informing both the consumers and market players. It has been a clear recognition at establishing MEHI that energy efficiency is not only a common concern, but a clear business interest for many market players as well; the key energy efficiency enterprises of Hungary are among the main partners of MEHI.

News

2019. 03.06.

Euractive: Cañete sees gas as ‘a bridge’ to reach EU’s clean energy goals

Natural gas will remain “an important component” of the EU’s energy mix for decades to come, but its role will evolve by the mid-century to become a “complement” to wind and solar power, the EU’s energy chief has...

2019. 03.04.

National 2030 energy efficiency targets: a mixed picture

The European Commissioner for Climate Action and Energy, Miguel Arias Cañete, and his two DGs, announced that all 28 Members States have submitted their draft National Energy and Climate Plans (NECPs), and are made available on the Commission’...

2019. 02.18.

Share of renewable energy in the EU up to 17.5% in 2017

Eleven Member States already achieved their 2020 targets. In 2017, the share of energy from renewable sources in gross final consumption of energy, in the European Union (EU), reached 17.5%, up from 17.0% in 2016 and more than double the share in...

2019. 02.08.