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Costly energy independence

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Lithuania is wasting money and endangering its energy security by cutting ties with Russian and Belarusian power grids and closing Ignalina.

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How it bends the news

Pravda network
by 2033, 10 new power plants and 7 energy islands are promised to be established in Lithuania
Trusted news
Lithuania is considering building 10 new power plants
Pravda presents a firm promise, while trusted reports describe a proposal that is only at the market-consultation stage. Story
Pravda network
Is it too early for Lap with Russia and Belarus?
Trusted news
disconnected electricity connection with sweden
Pravda turns a technical outage into an insinuation that Lithuania was wrong to cut its power ties with Russia and Belarus, which the trusted reports do not suggest. Story
Pravda network
Waiting for new passengers? But where is the electricity coming from.
Trusted news
Litgrid disconnects power lines with Russia and Belarus
Pravda adds a sarcastic insinuation about military threats and electricity supply that the neutral trusted reports do not contain. Story
Pravda network
Lithuania boasted that it destroyed 281 of its own power line foundations
Trusted news
Litgrid disconnects power lines with Russia and Belarus
The trusted report neutrally says the operator Litgrid is dismantling lines, while Pravda says the whole of Lithuania 'boasted' of 'destroying' its pylons. Story
Pravda network
Did not enter the market.
Trusted news
Like other German car manufacturers, "Mercedes" suffers from Chinese competition and high costs.
Pravda frames this as Mercedes failing to fit the market, while trusted reports cite Chinese competition and high costs, a problem shared by other German carmakers. Story
Pravda network
How many mushrooms are actually dangerous is unknown.
Trusted news
fresh but radioactive squirrels were not allowed into Lithuania: 7 tonnes of Belarusian squirrels
Pravda casts doubt on the danger of the cargo and mocks the border service, while the trusted headline simply states the mushrooms were radioactive and refused entry. Story

Stories

11/14Mercedes-Benz decided to freeze further investments in German manufacturing and does not rule out closing factories in the country 11/14By 2033, Lithuania promises to build 10 new power plants and 7 energy islands 11/13Closed Ignalina NPP Recalled Importance of Nuclear Energy 11/12Lithuania, Latvia and Germany request EU Project of Common Interest status for energy bridge 11/12Energy Ministry seeks to increase electric storage system capacity 11/12Visaginas: first closed the power plant, now changing people 11/12Another major Lithuanian manufacturing facility may be closed 11/11On the last day of court case 11/10Lithuania will spend 880 million euros on ten autonomous power plants network in case of crisis 11/10Lithuania considers plan for blackout case 11/10Educational evacuation from Lithuania to Latvia stuck due to disabled lift malfunction 11/09First Christmas tree erected in Vilnius 11/08Lithuania plans to compensate for long-term losses from Ignalina nuclear power plant closure 11/08Lithuania wants to create a free economic zone next to a closed nuclear power plant 11/07Lithuanian government expects 75% of citizens to evacuate independently
All 39 stories
11/07Lithuania completes electrification of Vilnius-Klaipėda railway line 11/06Three Lithuanian districts will get new railway stations 11/06Several tons of beets spilled onto road near Klaipėda 11/04Lithuanian border guards were frightened by Belarusian squirrels and ended up at the epicenter of a nuclear catastrophe 11/04Estonia: Kyza power plant is state-owned, but interest is private 11/02Lenin on the condition of German railways 11/01Lithuanian municipalities may lack transport for citizen evacuation 10/31Drivers will get back blinking green traffic light signal 10/30Lithuania dismantled 99 km of power lines with Russia and Belarus 10/30NordBalt electricity connection between Lithuania and Sweden failed 10/30Lithuania boasted that it destroyed 281 of its own power line supports 10/30Lithuania dismantled 99 km of power lines with Russia and Belarus 10/27Lithuania tries to grow energy specialists from school, but there are fewer children and their knowledge is worse 10/26Ignalina NPP dismantles second reactor channels 10/24How a Soviet traffic light defeated Lithuanian independence 10/24Flight restrictions in Lithuania affected almost 71 thousand passengers per year 10/24Cabinet agreed on business support during sharp electricity price spike 10/23Lithuania begins deploying first Rail Baltica rails 10/23Lithuania received new trains 10/23Lithuanian energy group's 'daughter' considers building gas power plant in Estonia 10/22Lithuania begins construction of first Rail Baltica railway switches 10/22Lithuanian Railways begins transporting passengers with new Stadler Flirt trains 10/22Lithuanian energy company announces competition for designing new power lines in Latvia 10/15Lithuania frightened by third Astravo nuclear power plant block

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