Shortly after the Andrius Kubilius-led government took the reigns in December, the Ministry of Energy was created to deal with the country's looming problems of energy security and pricing. Stagnant plans for a power link to Sweden, a soon to be shut down nuclear power plant and a heavy reliance on Russia for gas leave Lithuania an energy island. Arvydas Sekmokas, who last ran a document management system company, was appointed minister. He sat down with The Baltic Times to explain the work facing the new ministry.What are your objectives as energy minister?First of all, until now t...
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