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Lithuania

Lithuania has a FIT program defined by law, the Law on Electricity, No. IX-884, 16 May 2002. (English).

Summary

The law states that the National Control Commission for Prices and Energy shall set the prices for electricity produced from renewable sources.

EC review and assessment

Read a summary of the European Commission’s 2005 review of Lithuania’s renewable electricity policies and of its 2007 assessment of Lithuania’s progress in meeting the target set out in Directive 2001/77/EC.

Legal analysis

There currently is no legal analysis of this law.  If you are a lawyer from Lituania, and interested in submitting an analysis, or providing more up-to-date information about the current status of the renewable energy policy, we would be happy to hear form you. Contact us

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