Met Group News Today

While the Biden administration is concerned about approving the construction of new LNG export terminals, the world is glad the U.S. is a stable supplier of that fuel.

Over a 10-year campaign, they talked back to public health experts, government officials, and even purported allies who were treating them like they were the problem.

One day after the 4th LNG Summit in the Hungarian capital, industry leaders and policymakers convened at the 2nd Budapest Hydrogen Summit on April 4 to discuss the challenges and opportunities in this emerging field. With a focus on regulatory frameworks, investment conditions, and infrastructure, participants emphasized the importance of flexibility and collaboration in driving the transition toward cleaner energy solutions.

MET Group has appointed Sándor Fasimon as head of the strategic move to facilitate MET’s business reach and to establish its presence in Asia.

MET Group has appointed Ángel Crespo as the new CEO of its Spanish subsidiary MET Energía España.

The construction works of MET Gergjen solar park and MET Söjtör solar park has been completed and the solar power plants have commenced commercial operations.

MET Group has secured binding long-term LNG capacities at Deutsche ReGas’ float-ing LNG terminal in Lubmin, Germany.

MET Group has announced its entry into the Romanian renewables market, with the acquisition of a 100% stake in a solar project currently at a late planning stage.

Benjamin Lakatos elected as the new Chairman of MET Group’s Board of Directors.

The construction of the ‘Puerto Real 3’ project in the Cadiz region of Andalusia has started with a ground-breaking ceremony.