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The company has seven solar plants and two wind farms (in Spain, Italy, Germany, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and Poland) and a further 850 MW under development. In 2023, it imported more than 30 LNG cargoes into Europe, regasified at marine terminals in eight countries, including Spain.
3/19/2025
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Capturing the business opportunity related to renewable energy communities – with this goal, MET Energia Italia gave the go-ahead to the energy service company MET Italia Energy Solutions in July 2024. At KEY Energy 2025, we took stock of the prospects of CERs (renewable energy communities) in Italy with Giuseppe Rebuzzini, CEO of MET Energia Italia.
3/13/2025
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“When we enter a market, we try to add value to it. We knew the French market well and, by analysing its specificities, we realised that we could bring something to the table for a type of customer such as VSEs and SMEs,” Giovanni Caporale, CEO of MET France, told News Tank.
2/28/2025
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Swiss MET Group is making natural gas available at short notice to supply Moldova and Transnistria at the Ukrainian-Moldovan border crossing point. The supply will start on 14 February and will last for at least a few days, MET Group confirmed.
2/14/2025
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Forbes Romania asked some of the most important managers and entrepreneurs to answer a short questionnaire in a complicated moment from all points of view: economic, social, and geopolitical. Because, in the end, despite the difficulties, business and life lessons remain. Answers from Florin Frunză, CEO of MET Romania
2/7/2025
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In our series “Women in Energy", we showcase leaders whose contribution has been actively shaping the energy industry, keeping it stable and turning it greener for a long time. In the 7th part of our series, Eszter Szekeres, CEO of MET Hungary, shares her thoughts on the industry, the role of women and sustainability efforts.
2/3/2025
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After the ups and downs of 2024, when energy went from being historically cheap to becoming more expensive, the situation should return to normal during 2025.
2/2/2025