Energiaelosztó

Energiaelosztó is a Hungarian term that translates to "energy distributor" or "energy provider." It refers to the entity responsible for the transmission and distribution of electricity and/or natural gas to end-users within a specific geographic area. These companies operate the physical infrastructure, such as power lines, substations, and gas pipelines, that deliver energy from generation sources to homes and businesses.

The primary role of an energiaelosztó is to ensure a reliable and safe supply of energy. This involves maintaining and upgrading the distribution network, responding to outages, and managing the flow of energy to meet demand. They are typically regulated by national authorities to ensure fair pricing and service standards. In many countries, the market for energy generation is liberalized, meaning different companies can produce electricity, but the distribution network itself is often a natural monopoly, making the role of the energiaelosztó crucial. Their operations are vital for the functioning of modern society, enabling everything from lighting and heating to industrial processes and electronic communication.