In Lithuania, branches and treetops left after logging – once considered forest waste – have become an essential source of clean energy. In 2024, wood chips from these residues became the dominant biomass product traded on Baltpool’s biomass exchange, providing biofuel at the real market price for plants across the country.
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Each year, Lithuania moves closer to energy independence by turning to its own renewable resources. A clear example of this transition can be found in Kaunas.
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Vilnius CHP Plant: a Game Changer The plant helps ensure both national energy security by moving away from imported natural gas and a more sustainable supply of district heating in the capital. It produces around 50% of Vilnius district heating demand, solves supply-related and environmental issues, and may also help tackle other issues. Ensuring energy […]
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Lithuania transitioned from Russian natural gas to biomass, reducing CO2 emissions by 70%. Biomass now fuels 75% of district heating and benefits households and industry. This shift cut costs, created jobs, and boosted the economy. The new Vilnius CHP plant will produce 90% of the city’s heat sustainably. Lithuania’s success in biomass energy is vital […]
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