Intensive preparations for the development of wind energy in the Baltic Sea have begun
A working group for the development of offshore wind parks consisting of energy experts from private and public sectors, has started working at the Ministry of Energy in February, which has prepared recommendations for possible stages of power plant development in the Baltic Sea. According to the report m
Three issues that will determine the development of wind energy in Lithuania
100 percent of electricity from renewable sources in 2050 – this is the kind of an ambitious goal that Lithuania is moving towards. It may seem that there is still a great deal of time, but there are also a number of questions that need to be answered in order to streamline the necessary processes. [&he
A. Radavičius. Clean energy for business is not a choice, but a new reality
Although climate change was supposed to be the topic covered on the first pages a few decades ago, it has become a real discussion topic only recently. It was only this year that Europe drew up a plan, also known as the Green Deal, which set the goal of becoming a climate-neutral continent by 2050. [&hell
Wind parks produced 15 % of Europe’s electricity last year, but more needs to be done to meet the EU’s Green Deal targets
Last year, 15.4 GW of new wind parks were installed in Europe: 11.8 GW of them onshore and 3.6 GW – offshore. A total of 205 GW of wind parks operate in Europe, generating 15 percent of the electricity consumed here last year. According to WindEurope, the largest number of new wind parks emerged in [&he
Wind parks have set a new record: they produced more than 1.4 TWh of electricity last year
Last year, wind parks operating in Lithuania produced the largest amount of electricity in the country’s wind energy history. The result surpassed the record achieved in 2017, when the production volumes amounted to over 1.3 TWh. According to the Lithuanian Energy Resources Exchange Baltpool, in D