Small wind turbines are becoming more attractive
For those who want to use clean electricity in the long term, the idea of installing a wind turbine is becoming more and more attractive. This is due to a significant reduction of the administrative procedures that need to be carried out in order to build a turbine. Let us remind you of the most […
Climate change: it cannot be stopped without renewables
Comment by Aistis Radavičius, Director of the Lithuanian Wind Power Association The last five years have been the hottest in the world since 1880. Most of us have likely already experienced the effects of climate change. Here in Lithuania, both last summer and this year, we were surprised with the heat a
Position of the Association: where do the auction risks lies?
The new model of the renewable energy auctions for developers has been considered as a risky solution by the Lithuanian Wind Power Association from the very beginning of the discussions until the time of its approval. The challenges it sets are complex: high demands will be placed on the energy producers,
Support for renewable energy projects is confirmed: what does this mean for wind power?
After the European Commission (EC) approved the support scheme for the development of renewable energy projects in Lithuania, the implementation of the National Energy Independence Strategy is moving forward. It is confirmed that Lithuania will be able to allocate EUR 385 million to clean energy producers
Survey: wind energy development is supported by 82 percent of Lithuania’s population
Renewable energy ideas in Lithuania are steadily expanding. A recent public survey shows that 8 out of 10 people in the country are in favour of the further development of wind energy. The implementation of the new National Energy Independence Strategy and the launching of auctions for renewable energy pr