E.ON Hungária Prepares 3,300 Safe Nesting Sites for Returning Storks in Hungary
E.ON Hungária has modernized 3,300 nesting sites for storks returning to Hungary, investing 350-400 million forints annually. The company has installed 70 new stork nest supports and renovated 80 existing nests, focusing on bird-friendly power lines around Győr. The initiative aims to ensure both bird safety and power grid stability, with a successful breeding season anticipated for 2026.
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E.ON Hungária is investing 350-400 million forints annually to create 3,300 safe nesting sites for returning storks in Hungary. This year, the company installed 70 new stork nest supports and renovated 80 nests, mostly before the breeding season.
In the Győr region, medium-voltage power lines were rebuilt over 8.5 kilometers to enhance bird safety. E.ON's efforts also include installing 120 nesting boxes for birds of prey on high-voltage pylons.
In 2025, 912 young storks were ringed in Transdanubia, indicating the success of these measures. The company aims to balance bird protection with power grid stability.
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