Hybern Energy Hungary Kft. is bringing a modern energy storage module assembly plant to Gödöllő, building on the experience gained by Hybern Energy Netherlands B.V. and Hybern Energy Germany GmbH in Western Europe.

The facility will focus exclusively on the assembly of energy modules using pre-manufactured cells. The process is based on lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO₄) technology, one of the most reliable lithium compounds currently available. Owing to its chemical stability, lithium iron phosphate significantly reduces the risk of overheating and thermal runaway, ensuring outstanding operational and user safety.

The assembly process is largely automated, incorporating robotic welding and precise quality control systems to ensure consistent, predictable, and energy-efficient production. This technology has already proven its reliability at several European sites, including a company in Fót that operates with a similar process.

The plant in Gödöllő is being developed as a brownfield investment through the refurbishment of a previously unused industrial hall. The site is located along the M3 motorway, at a safe distance from residential areas. As a result of the modernisation, the facility will operate in full compliance with the strictest environmental and industrial safety standards, following the principles of Best Available Techniques (BAT).

The process operates within a closed technological system and therefore does not involve air pollution, the use of hazardous materials, or odour emissions. Additionally, the company has voluntarily installed a monitoring well network to continuously track environmental impacts and ensure transparent operations. The proper treatment and disposal of generated waste are carried out exclusively by certified waste management partners, while all operations of the plant fully comply with Hungarian and European Union regulations.