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Lithuania used more energy resources last year, and the country remains dependent on imported energy.

Kaunas and Palanga air gates join the international Airport Carbon Accreditation programme for the management of airport greenhouse gas (GHG) emission, whereas Vilnius Airport has been officially invited to enter already the second stage of this programme. By participating in this programme three airports of our country calculate the annual quantity of GHG emissions expressed in carbo dioxide equivalents (CO2e), the so-called carbon footprint, and look for measures how to reduce as much as possible the quantity of gas emitted into the environment and contribute to environmental protection on the international scale.

Atsinaujinancios Energetikos Investicijos (Renewable Energy Investment), a company operated by investment company Lords LB Asset Management's Energy and Infrastructure SME Fund has reached agreement with France's Eiffel Energy Transition Fund on the sale of the company's ordinary debentures worth over 30 mln euros.

Lithuania's National Cyber Security Center warned on Tuesday about the risk posed by some of the WiFi equipment used in the country as it uses Russian technology.

An external service provider will accept visa applications in 53 countries where there are no Lithuanian diplomatic representations or consular institutions.

Lithuania's state-run energy group Lietuvos Energija (Lithuanian Energy), which bought a wind farm project in the country's northwestern district of Mazeikiai for an undisclosed value, is now looking for a contractor to build and maintain this wind farm.

The transport ministers from Latvia, Lithuania and Poland will on Monday inspect the Mazeikiai-Renge railway section Lithuania dismantled over a decade ago and has recently started rebuilding.

The number of Global Business Services (GBS) centers in Lithuania grew from 70 to 78 last year and the sector created 2,000 new jobs, an increase of 13% y-o-y.

In order to promote green gas production in Lithuania, the natural gas transmission system operator Amber Grid will start providing businesses with guarantees of origin for gas produced from renewable energy sources.