| Abstract [eng] |
Th.e down.turn in the p.rimary produ.ction of hard co.al, lign.ite, crude oil, natural gas and more recently nuc.lear energy l.ed to a si.tuation whe.re the EU w.as incre.asingly relia.nt on pri.mary ene.rgy im.ports in or.der to satis.fy demand. That problem can also be detected in Lithuania. Decommissioning the Ignalina nuclear power plant, Lithuania has become unable to meet national energy needs, so most of the electricity and fuel have become imported from foreign countries. The three main elements: European Union investment in green energy, Lithuania's dependence on energy imports and the responsibility of the policy. it is appropriate to assess whether the country by facilitating the production of renewable energy sources development. Rate renewable energy resources dynamics and structural changes, commitments to the European Union enforced. Compare rates of renewable energy resources, the competitiveness of other European countries, the energy balance sheet data relative indicators. Renewable energy resources, the importance and potential of the Lithuanian state.. |
