„Meta“ abandons commitment to use only clean energy
US social media giant Meta confirmed on Friday that it is withdrawing from a group of the world’s leading companies committed to sourcing all their electricity from renewable…
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Is it worth installing a solar power plant if ESO only allows 1 kW to be fed into the grid? Real one-year experience
Is it worth investing in a solar power plant if you can only transmit 1 kW to the grid? Many believe that under such conditions, the power plant loses most of its benefits. However…
Lukas Savickas: decisions on offshore wind farm – after analyzing the “Ignitis Group” report
Amid doubts about the fate of the 700-megawatt, approximately 3 billion euro first commercial offshore wind farm project developed by Ignitis Group, the new energy…
„Litgrid“: by 2035, Lithuania will need 3 GW of new system flexibility capacity
With the growing production and consumption of renewable energy sources (RES), over approximately a decade, Lithuania will need approximately three more gigawatts (GW) of new electricity system flexibility…
Two offshore wind farms approved in Sweden
The Swedish government announced on Thursday that it has approved two offshore wind farms, but the companies implementing the projects warned that to carry them out, it will be necessary…
The Maritime Museum invites you to the largest sustainability laboratory under the open sky
On September 5, Klaipėda Theater Square will turn into a living sustainability village for one day. Here, the festival “Own Waves. Creators of a Sustainable Future” organized by the Lithuanian Sea Museum…
„Litgrid“ connected the 40 MW solar park of the „Envolve Capital“ fund to the grid in the Kaišiadorys district
The Lithuanian electricity transmission system operator “Litgrid” has connected to the grid the solar power plants developed by the “Clean Energy Infrastructure Fund” managed by the company “Envolve Capital”…
“Litgrid” manager: this year Lithuania has supplied itself with electricity for 45 days already
Lithuania has fully supplied itself with electricity from its own renewable energy sources for 45 days this year, says the head of the transmission system operator “Litgrid”.