Lithuania's Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant (INPP), which was shut down a decade ago and is now being decommissioned, begins on Monday to resume the work it put on hold two weeks ago due to the coronavirus crisis, saying the suspension had no major impact on its work schedules or on the projects' progress.

Members of the Association of Lithuanian (LBA) banks have signed a moratorium on a temporary deferral of credit commitments for private clients in their bid to contribute to assistance for people affected by the COVID-19 coronavirus.

A new large shipment of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Norway arrived in the Lithuanian port of Klaipeda on Sunday, marking the 12th such delivery in the gas year that started last October.

The Latvian government has legalized the border crossing of residents of neighboring countries for work in Latvia during the coronavirus crisis.

More tests, help for doctors and nurses to care for the sick: Parliament approved €3.08 billion in EU aid on Friday.

LG Cargo, the freight transportation arm of Lietuvos Gelezinkeliai (Lithuanian Railways, LG), and Poland's PKP Cargo will promote intermodal shipments between the two neighboring countries in an effort to reduce environmental pollution and improve traffic safety, the Lithuanian state railway group said.

As Lithuania seeks to fully liberalize its retail power market in 2021-2023, Elektrum Lietuva, a power supplier owned by Latvia's Latvenergo, has entered Lithuania's private consumer market and started supplying power to households in Lithuania.

A train carrying postal parcels from China to 30 European countries, the first of its kind, arrived in Lithuania on the Easter weekend, Lietuvos Pastas (Lithuanian Post, LP) said on Tuesday.

This year's sixth tanker with oil for Belarus, this time from Norway, arrived in the Lithuanian port of Klaipeda on Monday.

Every company can make a significant contribution to the fight against the pandemic in Vilnius. The biggest task at the moment is to provide hospitals in the city with the inventory and personal protective equipment needed to combat the COVID-19 virus. Most recently, a search for manufacturers and suppliers of such equipment has been taking place.