CPOs in Hungary roll out peak-hour restrictions to support saturated grid capacity
E.ON Drive said a 50% reduction at high-power chargers could free up 10 MW of grid capacity between 5 p.m. and 10 p.m.
Hungarian electric-vehicle charge-point operators (CPOs) are cutting output and raising prices during evening peak hours to help balance the local power grid.
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