Articles
‘Viktor Orbán has nothing to do with this company’ - MET chief Lantos in interview
Portfolio.hu, 11 June 2015 – The success of MET and its rise into the mid-tier of European energy traders can be attributed to an earlier insight of former MOL experts who realized that gas market trends are about to change decisively, Csaba Lantos, chairman of the board at the Switzerland-based holding company of MET told Portfolio in an interview. The businessman also discussed the HAG contract, the acquisition of power plant operator Dunamenti Erőmű and the company's plans for the future,...
If you are not growing, you are dying
Budapest Business Journal, 27 March 2015 – The following article was written by Roland Keller, Business Optimisation Expert
I recently needed to buy a new food cooler for a camping trip I was about to go on. As a big supporter to local industry, I happily went to the local shop to purchase a cooler. What I found was something that shocked me.
Formula 1 of Energy Industry
Budapest Business Journal, 27 March 2015 – Article by Balázs Zempléni, Director of Wholesale and Business Development at MET Power Hungary LLC.
What does it take to win the Formula 1 championship? A perfect composition of professionals, strategy, dynamic teamwork, IT background and continuous innovation of cutting edge technology that increases speed, efficiency, reliability and the ability of immediate reaction. It’s no different in the energy sector, other than a bit less fanfare when...
Nothing fell into our lap
Interview with Benjamin Lakatos, MET Group CEO – Figyelő business weekly, 29 January 2015
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Power companies have little room left for more price cuts
Interview with Balázs Lehőcz, CEO MET Power Group – Napi Gazdaság, 15 December 2014
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The true story of the big gas deal
Interview with Gergey Szabó, CEO MET Hungary – Figyelő, 11 December 2014
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Fast and Accurate Number Crunching
Manager Magazine, October 2014
Balázs Gábor Lehőcz, CEO of MET Power AG, had missed out on some exciting developments when he joined MET only a year ago. And he is very sorry about that. Yet, he is not short of new challenges.
