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Ignalina company under EU investigation

Jul 16, 2008
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BRUSSELS: Calling the shots on the debate over energy.
VILNIUS - Leo LT, the joint-venture vehicle set up to lead the development of Lithuania’s new nuclear power plant, is being investigated by the European Commission (EC) to decide if it has violated European Union directives on public-private partnerships. The Commission has written for explanations on whether the provisions on legislation concerning the new plant, and the decision to invite a private company into the joint-venture Leo LT without a public tender, complied with European Union di ...


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