Offshore wind energy: three key steps for successful development
After the Ministry of Energy submits a draft Government Resolution on the coordination of places in the Baltic Sea where it would be expedient to develop wind parks and on power capacity, the Lithuanian Wind Power Association draws attention to important aspects for successful development. In the interest
Clean energy for Europe’s recovery
With the coronavirus halting the economy, Europe is being called upon to speed up the transition of its energy system to renewable resources. Various initiatives are calling for the Green Deal to be seen as a cornerstone of the region’s economic response to the pandemic and the hardship it has caused. A
2020 started with a new record in wind parks
The beginning of the year in Lithuania was characterized by extremely windy weather, so wind parks significantly increased the volume of electricity production. In January and February, the previously recorded monthly production records fell one after the other. According to the data of the energy resourc
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