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Lithuania aims to generate 100 percent of its electricity domestically in the future, with 80 percent of the total power demand to be met using renewable resources, according to a draft new National Energy Strategy.
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The draft strategy sees natural gas as a transitional fuel until 2050, expects the Klaipėda liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal to supply gas to the Baltic countries, Poland and Ukraine, and gives a top priority to the country's power grid synchronization project.

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