The Lithuanian, Latvian and Estonian prime ministers announced on Monday that the Baltic power grids would be synchronized with the Western European system via Poland as they signed a joint statement signalling that the three Baltic countries are moving toward a final agreement after years of wrangling. […]
The European Commission (EC) and energy ministers of four countries – Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Poland – agreed that the final political agreement on synchronization of the Baltic energy networks with continental Europe should be signed in June of 2018. […]
The energy ministers of the three Baltic states and Poland are meeting with officials of the European Commission in Brussels on Monday to discuss synchronization of the electricity network with Western Europe. […]
Lithuanian experts plan to go to Ukraine to share their experience in closing down the Ignalina nuclear power plant. […]
On November 8, six partners – science institutions and businesses – set up an LNG platform. The platform is aimed at strengthening and developing the LNG market and relevant activities in Lithuania, Klaipėdos Nafta writes in a press release. […]
Lithuania and Luxembourg signed on Thursday a renewable energy deal, the first of its kind in the European Union, that will enable the Baltic country to sell a part of its renewable energy surplus for 10 million euros. […]
Veolia, a French concern that withdrew from the Vilnius heating sector last spring, along with its company Vilniaus Energija (Vilnius Energy) have filed a suit against the municipality and the municipal company Vilniaus Šilumos Tinklai (Vilnius Heating Network, VST) with the Stockholm arbitration. […]
What a difference one ship makes in combination with shifts in production in less than 3 years. It took a bit longer to get from complete reliance on a Russian-controlled energy-monopoly to a competitive market with increased security and interconnectivity. However, the presence of the Independence LNG floating facility in Klaipėda and the return of the USA as an energy independent country and exporter changed dramatically the supply and prices in the gas market. […]
Expansion of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline is not in the interest of the European Union, however, the organization has no legal instruments to halt the project, Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager has said in Vilnius. […]
Russia’s gas concern Gazprom should compensate Lithuania and other countries of the European Union (EU) affected by its monopoly, Lithuania’s President Dalia Grybauskaitė stated after meeting with EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager in Vilnius on Tuesday morning. […]
Lithuania’s government has given a cautious opinion about the pledges made by Belarus to provide the European Commission (EC) with results of stress tests at the Astravyets nuclear power plant (NPP), saying that many security questions remain unanswered. […]
President Dalia Grybauskaitė says that she has received assurances from European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker that Lithuania will be able to apply for support to its farmers hit by rainy weather. […]
Lithuania’s President Dalia Grybauskaitė will meet with European Commission’s (EC) President Jean-Claude Juncker in Tallinn on Friday to discuss the European Union’s (EU) support to the synchronization of electricity networks with Western Europe, the President’s Office said on Thursday. […]
After the head of the Lithuanian Energy Institute (LEI) said that scientists’ participation in a project to advise Belarus on the Astravyets nuclear power plant (NPP) had been green-lighted by the Foreign Ministry, the latter says that the institute should review its position. […]
Participation of Lithuanian scientists in a project to provide advice to Belarus on the Astravyets nuclear power plant (NPP) was coordinated with the Foreign Ministry, says Sigitas Rimkevicius, the head of the Energy Institute. Meanwhile, the ministry’s official says it was a slap in the face. […]
Lithuanian scientists provide advice to Belarus’ authorities and specialists supervising the Astravyets nuclear power plant project, the 15min.lt news website reported on Thursday. […]
In a discussion at the European Parliament, Lithuanian MEP Rolandas Paksas on Thursday called on politicians to refrain from criticizing plans to expand the Nord Stream gas pipeline between Russia and Germany and to look for benefits in the project that causes concern to the Lithuanian government. […]
Parties to the UN Aarhus Convention acknowledged during their meeting in Montenegro on Thursday that in building the Astravyets nuclear power plant, Belarus had violated the right of the public, granted by the convention, to receive information and participate in environmental decision-making, the Lithuanian Foreign Ministry said on Friday. […]
Lithuanian Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis calls for a probe into allegations by a former chairwoman of the Lithuanian National Commission for Energy Control and Prices that the president’s office put pressure on the energy market regulator over heating rates of Veolia‘s local subsidiary Vilniaus Energija (Vilnius Energy). […]
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