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In a world rapidly moving toward decentralized, digital energy production, households and businesses are no longer just consumers of energy—they are becoming active participants in the energy market. They can save money—or even earn it—by using energy when it’s cheaper, feeding excess solar power back into the grid, and avoiding high electricity prices.

At the heart of this transformation is Solis AI, an intelligent energy management system that automatically optimizes the operation of solar and battery systems with minimal user intervention.

Based on the regulation taking effect on June 1, 2025, the Ministry of Energy is asking owners of residential solar systems to join the free data reporting initiative. For existing systems, this does not require any technical upgrades or investment, yet it significantly contributes to maintaining the balance of the electricity system and reducing operational costs.

BENY (officially ZJ BENY) has more than three decades of experience in the electrical industry. The company's name has become synonymous with reliable, standardised and sustainable direct current (DC) technologies, particularly in the development of safety components for solar PV systems. The company's goal is to provide safe and durable DC switching and protection devices for photovoltaic (PV) systems, whether for residential, industrial or commercial applications.

The National Energy Agency Zrt. (NEÜ Zrt.), on behalf of the Ministry of Energy, has launched a call for proposals entitled "Support for renewable energy production and energy storage for businesses".

BYD (Build Your Dreams) was founded in 1995 in Shenzhen, China, and has since grown into one of the world’s leading battery manufacturers. In 2023, it ranked 212th on the prestigious Fortune Global 500 list.

With its innovative technologies and environmentally conscious solutions, BYD offers forward-looking products not only in the transportation sector (automotive and rail) and electronics industry, but also in the renewable energy sector, for both residential and industrial applications. The company’s goal is to reduce carbon emissions and promote the global adoption of green energy sources.

BYD's products – including its batteries and energy storage systems – are recognized worldwide for their quality and reliability and are present in numerous markets.

The prices of solar modules are expected to rise significantly over the next six months. According to Yana Hryshko, Head of Solar Supply Chain Research at Wood Mackenzie, the price increase is inevitable as the Chinese solar manufacturing industry is doing everything to make it happen. In the coming period, up to 300 GW of cell and module manufacturing capacity could disappear from the market, especially among non-Tier 1 manufacturers.