Energy Transition in Practice – How MOL is Building a Sustainable Future
04/06/2026 • Customer news
One of the most remarkable steps in decarbonization is the development of green hydrogen: MOL has built the largest green hydrogen production facility to date in Central and Eastern Europe at its refinery in Százhalombatta, Hungary.
Today, sustainability is no longer a matter of choice but a strategic commitment for companies that aim to remain competitive and relevant in the long term. MOL Group has clearly defined this through its long-term SHAPE TOMORROW strategy, which charts the path toward a low-carbon and circular economy, with the ambition to become carbon neutral by 2050. At the heart of this transformation is an investment of $1.4 billion in sustainable projects by 2030, demonstrating that the company views the energy transition not only as a developmental opportunity but also as a long-term investment in business stability.
This article was published in the fifth edition of The Power of Sustainable Business, by the BeRiskProtected platform, which aims to inform about the latest sustainability trends, regulatory obligations for companies, and to inspire the development of sustainable practices in the business community, providing guidance for companies looking to integrate ESG principles into their strategies and daily operations.