In Hungary, nuclear energy plays a dominant role. The Paks Nuclear Power Plant provides a significant portion of the country's electrical power. Nuclear energy stands for reliability and a consistent supply of electricity.

Hungary also imports and exports electricity. Being connected to European grids allows the country to benefit from favorable prices and improve its energy efficiency.

Solar, wind, and hydroelectric power are also becoming increasingly important in Hungary. In recent years, there has been more investment in solar panels and wind turbines. Renewable energies are clean and contribute to environmental protection.

Natural gas and coal constitute another vital component of Hungary's electricity mix. Natural gas provides flexibility, while coal-fired power plants are increasingly being replaced by more modern technologies.