Home energy storage with 2.5 million HUF subsidy

The program requires a minimum capacity of 10 kWh (with technical tolerances according to the announcement).

Between February 2, 2026 and March 15, 2026; the date of submission may also be considered for evaluation.

The application may be subject to the obligation to install an existing solar system or solar panels. We do not install solar panels.

According to the announcement, the grant may arrive in two installments (advance payment and subsequent payment).

According to the tender, energy storage, inverter, design, licensing, metering site-related work and administrative items may be eligible for reimbursement, among other things.

EcoFlow is a globally visible brand in the consumer energy storage category: with strong product development, fast iteration and a particularly good user experience. The technical advantage in many cases is that the system is easy to assemble and use, and many of their devices handle temporary or mobile energy needs well. The spread of LiFePO₄/LFP-based product lines is an industry trend, and EcoFlow is one of the fast-growing players in this wave, which is why their portfolio is quickly modernized. In a home solar environment, however, it is important to clarify whether it is a complementary solution or a complete household system integration, because the installation environment and support are critical in this case. It is the strongest choice if the goal is simple, easy-to-use, quickly implemented energy storage. On the positive side, many value the fact that the manageability and data transparency are extremely “user-friendly”.

GoodWe is a widely installed, internationally known inverter and hybrid platform, with a particularly strong technical content to price ratio in many markets. Due to the manufacturer's hybrid focus and market embeddedness, it can be found in many systems, which gives installer experience and provenness. The depth of the product range is an advantage because it is possible to build a system for different needs in the same manufacturer's logic, which simplifies maintenance in the long term. In practice, this typically provides predictable operation, correct efficiency and easy-to-use remote monitoring if the system is well sized and configured. Long-term satisfaction is mostly determined by the local warranty path and the installer's routine, but it is considered a good basic platform. On the positive side, it is reassuring for many owners that it is not an “exotic” choice, but a proven system logic used by many.

Pylontech is one of the best-known residential LFP storage brands, especially because it is compatible with many inverters and has become a proven foundation in many systems. The wide international presence suggests that this is not a short-lived brand, but a scaled industrial player. Technically, the main value is modular expandability and proven BMS communication integrations: fewer surprises, easier expandability, a lot of installer experience. It gives the most if the compatibility list and local warranty management are clarified in advance. In many cases, it is a good choice if someone wants a stable, “predictable” storage, not an experimental solution. As a positive, it is often easier to find practical experience and references due to the large installed base.

Dyness has grown strongly in residential and small commercial energy storage in many markets in recent years, and is typically expanding with a good technical package and competitive price level combination. The technical key here is system integration: with the right inverter and the correct communication settings, stable, well-loaded storage systems can be built. The expansion of the brand indicates that they clearly want to scale and plan for the long term. As a residential owner, the most important question is whether there is a strong distributor and a fast replacement process in the given country, because this will reduce the real risk. If this is the case, then it is a particularly rational, technically defensible storage choice. On the positive side, in many cases the attraction is that good capacity can be achieved without running up the full investment cost.

SAJ is typically feature-rich and price-aggressive, which makes it attractive in many projects, especially if you are thinking in a hybrid logic. However, in certain markets, the proven track record is not as long as that of long-established brands, so the contractor's experience and local support are particularly important. Technically, the decision here is worth making as a system: inverter, battery and monitoring together, based on the installer's specific references. If there is a good local partner and a fast service path behind it, then the everyday operation and usability can be very good. Before buying, it is useful to ask about the administrative process and who will perform the diagnostics in the event of a fault. On the positive side, many people like the fact that the brand often "gives a lot for the money" in functions, which can be useful for smart energy use.