chemXplore tracks 9 projects in Lithuania, of which 2 are active.
1 expansion.
Owners and developers: Evertis (1), ORLEN Group (1)
Licensors are recorded on 1 of these 2 projects For subscribers
SAF reached 1.1 Mt (2.8% share), a near sixfold rise from 2024; supplied at 121 airports, 84% produced in the EU, and 18 Member States host production projects.
Regional platform mobilises 14 organisations to coordinate offshore wind, LNG/bioLNG, hydrogen, CCS, SMRs and infrastructure protection across the Baltic Sea region.
Three-year agreement from September to deliver 5–9+ Mt/year of Johan Sverdrup crude to Central European refineries, with scope to add other NCS grades.
Three-year contract starts in September; deliveries may total nearly 5 to over 9 Mt/y, supplying refineries in Poland, the Czech Republic and Lithuania.
On-site 42.2 MW solar PV farm will produce about 45 GWh/year, covering ~7% of the refinery's electricity and cutting procurement costs by about €4m annually.
2 GWh sodium‑ion storage agreement aims to deploy next‑gen systems and commission the first sodium‑ion energy storage project in Central and Eastern Europe.
€17.4bn package backs energy projects, an €800m Cernavodă loan, securitisation expansion and upgraded Ukraine–EU crossings.
€2.5bn from the Modernisation Fund supports 51 projects across 11 lower-income EU states to modernise energy systems, expand renewables and cut greenhouse-gas emissions.
Reserved regasification slots at FSRU 2 add ~1.25 bcm/y from 2030–2039, raising LNG import capability above 16 bcm/y and boosting regional supply flexibility.
Survey collects customer forecasts on volumes, delivery points and fuel-use models to shape future small‑scale LNG/bioLNG infrastructure and commercial offers; open until end of June.
