Czech companies in Hungary present solutions for the future of energy

During the presentation, the team consisting of Michal Balko, Martin Zmatek, and Peter Szomor presented the comprehensive portfolio of the CE INDUSTRIES energy division, from project preparation to delivery, assembly, and commissioning.

Hungary is planning a fundamental transformation of its energy mix. The Mátra power plant, one of the largest in the country, will gradually move away from coal and switch to a combination of gas and renewable energy sources. Similarly, the Tisza power plant will undergo significant modernisation. Both locations represent significant investment opportunities not only for major suppliers but also for technically advanced subcontractors from Central Europe.

The companies of the CE INDUSTRIES group presented their capabilities in areas such as:

• Comprehensive EPC deliveries of turbine engine rooms and technological units
• Custom manufacturing of piping routes, pressure vessels, exchangers, blades and other key components
• Process engineering, layout design, basic and detailed design
• Installation and commissioning, including service and support

"Our ambition is to be a technology partner that not only has professional capabilities, but also experience from similar projects abroad. And it is precisely steam-gas power plants that are an area where we can offer real added value," it was stated during the presentation.

The CE INDUSTRIES Group continues to establish partnerships and hold technical negotiations on specific involvement in the Mátra and Tisza projects. The aim is to offer Czech quality and flexibility where precision engineering, energy efficiency and an emphasis on reliability are combined.

Representatives of major Czech companies such as ŠKODA JS and ENERGOPROJEKT PRAHA also participated in the event. The Hungarian side was represented by representatives of STATUS KPRIA, while Calik participated on behalf of the Turkish EPC contractor.