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The system is scheduled to begin operation in February 2026 and represents the company’s first battery energy storage system in the Baltic states. The Anykščiai solar park is fully operational and connected to the electricity balancing market. Once commissioned, the battery will provide balancing services alongside electricity generation, supporting stability and flexibility in the power system.
Romania sets regulatory framework for guarantees of origin
Over the past five years, renewable energy development in Lithuania has accelerated, driven in part by strong growth in solar power. Tadeušas Konkovskis, Vice President of European Energy and Head of the Baltic region, notes that the expansion of renewables increases the importance of flexibility solutions. He adds that energy storage plays a central role in integrating solar power into the energy system.
Jirku Nemec: CEE is shifting from lagging to leading in solar
European Energy’s solar operations in Lithuania centre on the fully operational 78.5 MW Anykščiai solar park. The company is also developing additional solar projects in Jonava and Skuodas, which are intended to be connected to the grid by 2026. (mgo)
