We visited the ZalaZone Automotive Test Track and R+D center, and the village of Nagypáli, the eco-village, famous for its green innovations.
Environmental, social and governance (ESG) investment is booming in Japan even as it is stagnates globally, with the country’s middle-of-the-road approach making it more palatable to corporations and the financial markets and making it a more sustainable proposition over the long term.
An exhibition of Japanese painting (NIHONGA) opens in Szombathely, organized by the Hungarian-Japanese Friendship Association of Szombathely.
Magyar Suzuki has reached another milestone: the 500.000th S-CROSS has rolled off the Esztergom production line. The model, which has been produced in Hungary since its debut in 2013 and has been renewed twice, has come a long way in 10 years: it has won numerous professional and public awards in Hungary, and is now only available in Europe with hybrid drive.
For decades, solar and wind energy systems have been visible signs that the transition to a green economy is progressing.
But if we want to reduce - and eventually eliminate - carbon dioxide emissions, we need to find a "clean" way not only to generate electricity, but also to drive hard-to-reduce heavy industries such as steel and cement and fertilizer production. Hydrogen seems to be the most suitable for this.
In the following, I will summarize how our Club, founded more than half a century ago, is trying to cope in today's fast-moving world within such a traditional, one might even say classic, framework!
