Magyar-kínai energiakapcsolatok 1. rész

Abstract

The global energy crisis and the COVID period have accelerated the  growth of demand for renewable energy sources, in which both Hungary and  China are committed, although they face different economic and technological challenges. The study, ellaborated in 2024, examines the development of  energy relations between Hungary and China, taking into account the global  energy crisis and certain aspects of sustainability. The aim of the research is  to analyze energy market changes and explore their effects on cooperation  between the two countries, with particular attention to renewable energy  sources and energy independence. In addition to the opportunities inherent  in the energy transition and the development of green technologies, geopo litical and economic challenges affecting energy security are also highlighted. A PESTEL analysis explores  the impact of numerous political and economic aspects on energy prices and energy dependency issues, as  well as the possibilities for cooperation between the two countries. Furthermore, a case study analyzes the  energy structure and economic relations of the two countries.