Energy Minister Žygimantas Vaičiūnas says that at this stage, as many as 50 projects are planned to be implemented.
“Lithuanian support contributes not only to responding to emergency situations but also to creating a safer energy future for Ukraine. Therefore, I am glad that the project continues and an additional 4 million euros are allocated from the already planned support this year. Another good news is that this project has managed to attract European fund resources – another 3 million euros,” said Ž. Vaičiūnas in a statement.
During the first phase of the program, Lithuania allocated 5 million euros last year. It is planned that about 80 projects will be implemented over both phases.
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The minister emphasized that during the particularly difficult winter of 2025–2026, Lithuania increased energy support to Ukraine – this year alone, more than 6.3 million euros have already been allocated, while last year over 10 million euros were allocated throughout the year, according to the statement.
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