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Lithuania’s utility chief lashes out at Poland, Latvia

May 08, 2008
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FED-UP: Juozaitis vented his frustration and fingered Poland and Latvia for not cooperating on the much needed power links.
VILNIUS - Lietuvos Energija CEO Rymantas Juozaitis has criticized Poland and Latvia for helping delay the construction of an energy grid link between Lithuania and Poland that the Baltic state desperately needs if it is to survive the imminent shutdown of the Ignalina nuclear reactor. Concurrently, preparations on establishing Lithuania’s national energy utility, Leo LT, were completed on April 30 after months of delays. Juozaitis’ verbal attack at an energy forum on May 6 was not surprisi ...


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