Government approves extension of regulated electricity tariffs

From June until 2030, small electricity consumers and socially vulnerable residents could continue to use public electricity supply or return to it. This has already been approved by the Seimas after deliberation. LRT.lt provides the most important information worth knowing.

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Government approves extension of regulated electricity tariffs

The decision is explained by the existence of "800 thousand consumers who are still in the regulated market, many of whom are economically more vulnerable".