Lithuanian Wind
Power Association
The Lithuanian Wind Power Association (LVEA) brings together investors and equipment & services providers in the wind energy sector. LVEA has been operating since 2005. The aim of LVEA is to ensure favorable conditions for the development of wind energy projects by contributing to the legal framework and the creation of an attractive investment climate. The Association advocates decarbonization and decentralization of the Lithuanian energy production sector, the use of local renewable resources, the increase of energy independence through wind energy, and the implementation of the European Union's renewable energy policy.
We are improving the wind industry ecosystem in Lithuania and we invite all companies that are related or plan to be related to the wind industry to join us.
Bionalis, Sorainen and TEC Consulting join the Association
New members are joining the Lithuanian Wind Energy Association (LVEA), which unites the country’s wind energy sector. Bionalis, which implements wind energy construction and maintenance projects
Recycling of wind turbine blades is about to reach new heights
Recycling of wind turbine blades is about to reach new heights Recycling the blades of wind turbines that are powering renewable energy in the country has for many years been used by opponents of wind
Survey: people in Lithuania are most supportive of renewable energy
Renewable energy is the most favourably regarded sector in Lithuania. The majority of the country’s population is in favour of the production of electricity from renewable energy sources, accord
Wind energy experts: the circular economy is coming to this area too
Recycling the blades of the wind turbines that are powering renewable energy in the country has for many years been used by opponents of wind energy as an argument that these power plants are not sust
World Wind Day highlights wind energy achievements in Lithuania
15 June is World Wind Day, a day to highlight the importance of wind energy and its potential to transform long-standing energy systems and contribute to solving the climate crisis by reducing carbon
LVEA membership surpasses half a hundred: joined „AR10“ „Taaleri Energia“ „Stiemo“
LVEA Membership Exceeds FiftyThree new members joined the Lithuanian Wind Energy Association (LVEA). The fast-growing association already has over 50 members active in the wind energy sector. The new
Fewer and fewer students are choosing energy programmes – who will work in offshore wind farms in the Baltic Sea?
As the renewable energy market grows, the need for professionals who can work in this field is inevitably growing. Students are encouraged to choose the already in-demand field of energy specialist no
LVEA ranks are growing: joined „GrECo Sagauta“ „BE Constructive“ „Evecon“
LVEA grows: three new members The LVEA’s membership continues to grow. The new members strengthen the voice of the association and show how strong the wind energy sector is growing and develop
Companies that use renewable energy sources in combination with electricity storage batteries reduce electricity costs by around 40%
As the country’s renewable solar and wind energy capacity grows, so does the need for grid balancing to ensure a steady supply of electricity. Although Lithuanian renewable energy producers and
Lithuanian Wind Energy Association: we risk that the offshore wind farm tender will not attract bidders
The first offshore wind farms in the Baltic Sea, due to come on stream by 2028, are expected to meet half of Lithuania’s electricity needs and ensure greater energy independence. With the govern
"Everything you
need to know about wind energy"
As Lithuania aims to generate all of its electricity from renewable sources by 2050, the development of wind energy will be crucial. As more and more wind power plants are being built in Lithuania, the Lithuanian Wind Power Association has prepared a special information kit "Everything you need to know about wind energy" in order to share the knowledge about this sector. It provides detailed answers to the most frequently asked questions by residents.
