visszatáplálható

Visszatáplálható is a Hungarian term that translates to "feed-in" or "returnable" in English. It is most commonly used in the context of energy production, specifically renewable energy sources.

In the energy sector, visszatáplálható refers to the ability of electricity generated from sources like solar panels or wind turbines to be fed back into the public electricity grid. This concept is central to feed-in tariffs, a policy mechanism designed to encourage the development of renewable energy. Under a feed-in tariff system, producers of renewable electricity are guaranteed a certain price for the electricity they generate and feed into the grid, often for a fixed period. This provides a stable income stream for renewable energy investors and helps make renewable energy projects more financially viable.

The term can also be used in a broader sense to describe any system where a product or material is returned or recycled back into a process. For example, in manufacturing, visszatáplálható might refer to materials that can be reused or reprocessed within the production line. However, its primary and most prevalent usage remains linked to renewable energy generation and grid connection. The development of visszatáplálható systems is a key component of many countries' strategies to decarbonize their energy supply and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.