Another stage of the spatial planning of the European gauge railway Rail Baltica is being finalised — the specific solutions for the Kaunas railway node have been approved. All interested parties will soon be invited to get acquainted with the engineering infrastructure planned in the special territorial planning document within a period of two months.

Kaunas Airport has launched seven electric vehicle charging stations in the long-term parking lot next to the passenger terminal. Lithuanian Airports representatives say they plan to further expand charging stations in the upcoming years at all airports in Vilnius, Kaunas and Palanga, and the charging stations will be easily accessible and suitable for both charging of regular transport in the airport's vicinity and as a pay-as-you-go option for businesses operating on the airport's premises.

The Bank of Lithuania has started publishing more data on loans granted to businesses, households and the general government by commercial banks operating in Lithuania, their subsidiaries, and foreign bank branches collected in the Loan Risk Database – national Central Credit Register.

The Bank of Lithuania published the balance of payments for October 2022, which shows that:

In Lithuania, citizens and businesses can access more than 95% of services digitally. The Ministry of the Economy and Innovation (EIMIN) will continue to invest in digitisation. The latest investments have been planned for moving public sector data into a common space to enable its operational use for a wide range of analytical purposes and to be opened up to the public.

MEPs push for a reform of the EU budget to respond more effectively to evolving needs, address funding gaps, and increase flexibility and crisis responsiveness.

The international sustainable finance and investment publication “Environmental Finance” has named Energy Cells’ 200 megawatt (MW) energy storage facility system project as the most sustainable energy investment of 2022 globally.

In November, almost 392,000 passengers travelled through Lithuanian airports and 3,728 flights were handled. In November, 79% of the pre-pandemic passenger traffic (same month of 2019) was restored. Meanwhile, cargo traffic is even ahead of the same month in 2019, with a 28% increase in cargo volumes. According to aviation experts, November's results indicate that the sector is returning to normal seasonality across all statistical categories.

The Bank of Lithuania published the balance sheet and interest rate data of monetary financial institutions (MFIs) for October 2022, which show that:

As batteries become a strategic market, the European Parliament is working on new rules to tackle related environmental, ethical and social issues.