Vilnius urged European countries not to buy electricity generated at nuclear power plants in Russia and Belarus

Lithuanian Energy Minister Rokas Masiulis urged neighboring countries - Latvia, Estonia, Poland and Finland - not to buy electricity, which will be produced at nuclear power plants under construction in the Kaliningrad region of the Russian Federation and the Grodno region of Belarus, reports Look with reference to tass.

“The nuclear power plants under construction in the Kaliningrad region and Belarus pose a threat to the environment and create unfair competition in the electricity market,” Masiulis said.

“It is necessary to send a clear signal that the European Union will not accept electricity generated in violation of the international nuclear safety regulations and requirements for environmental impact assessment,” he said.

The minister urged "to discuss this issue as soon as possible at the regional level, and then include it on the EU agenda." “We need to develop uniform rules for the purchase of electricity in these countries,” said Masiulis.

Lithuania claims that the Russian Federation and Belarus "did not provide an assessment of the impact of future nuclear facilities on the environment" and do not want to "adhere to international requirements in the field of nuclear energy safety."

The newspaper reminds that the construction of the first in Belarus NPP with a capacity of 2400 MW is conducted by Rosatom.

Comments

[Pereira]

“Did not provide an assessment of the impact of future nuclear facilities on the environment”

Lithuania not introduced? And with what fright should they provide it? Lithuania, who is that? And where?

[Samaritan]

The dog barks ...

[sever.56]

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[Sasha 19871987]

let them heat their TPPs with ecologically clean poop ... business then ... they themselves are sitting on our current and gas, but they have time to pump the rights ... flawed people ...

[NIKNN]

Quote: Sasha 19871987

let them heat their TPPs with ecologically clean poop ... business then ... they themselves are sitting on our current and gas, but they have time to pump the rights ... flawed people ...

It’s all simpler. The fact is that the Crimea refused Khokhlyat energy, and where to put it, they come up with the idea that RADIATION BY WIRES IS TRANSMITTED

[PValery53]

Quote: NIKNN

RADIATION BY WIRES ARE TRANSMITTED

- Look how Lithuanian science has leaped forward! - The Shnobel Prize would be for them (by pulling)!

[Mahmut]

Why cheap calls. Let them move to 60 hertz.

[crambol]

Great, Mahmut! It is a pity that no one intuitively what it is!

[AnpeL]

Head of the Ministry of Energy of Lithuania Rokas Masiulis called on neighboring countries - Latvia, Estonia, Poland and Finland - not to buy electricity that will be produced at nuclear power plants under construction in the Kaliningrad region of the Russian Federation and the Grodno region of Belarus

Where then to get e / energy to these countries ?? Maybe in Lithuania) if it can provide ...
It turns out like - "Don't love him, love me! I'm good!"

[northern]

And they buy electricity in Japan :-)))

[northern]

exactly what! Key word - "jumped" :-)))

[Dilshat]

With the same success he could say: People! Do not eat sugar! This is white death!

[vic58]

Yes, no, they’ll get a vnhnobelovskuyu prize when they start the sprat drive generator)))

[33 Watcher]

Ahh ... Will they drag them with buckets? Just skills in building something in modern Ukraine, they are, as it were, softer ... Well, you understand. Power line for them is an impossible task

[papanya59]

The destruction of power lines is doable! And then the Mejlis members commanded (through the Turks!).

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: NIKNN

It’s all simpler. The fact is that the Crimea refused Khokhlyat energy, and where to put it, they come up with the idea that RADIATION BY WIRES IS TRANSMITTED

Take it higher))) Crimea has absolutely nothing to do with it.
The fact is that the Balts fought among themselves for the construction of a nuclear power plant with the money of the European Union, which everyone wants to see on its territory, and here Poland also planned to improve its energy independence by building a nuclear power plant. If there is a supply of excess energy from Kaliningrad and Belarus, the EU may generally slow down the financing of nuclear power plant projects. extra costs in a crisis are not needed, the payback is only in the long term and too many nuclear power plants in the region increase the risks of its r / pollution. Euro-chop is raging with calls for a blockade in order to raise its significance as a "correct" supplier of energy to the European market. But while they agree among themselves, which of them will be the "central electrician", our energy will already flow.

[svd-xnumx]

The fact is that the Balts clung to each other for the construction of a nuclear power plant with the money of the European Union, which everyone wants to see on their territory, and here Poland also decided to improve its energy independence by building a nuclear power plant.

And they also pull the cable to Sweden so that they can buy electricity, but then a big "zrada" can await them

The power cable to Lithuania is not a common topic in the Swedish media. But the country's largest daily

Svenska Dagbladet

recently published an article titled "Sweden runs the risk of disappointing the Baltic countries again."

Its author, a well-known energy consultant, founder of the elstatistik.se website, which records changes in the electric market, Harald Klomp recalls that Sweden has decided to close nuclear power plants, so Lithuania may be disappointed because it hopes to get cheaper electricity.

An energy specialist noted that the decision to shut down nuclear reactors was made when NordBalt cable began to be laid.

Instead of cheaper electricity, Sweden may need a cable to import electricity from Russia and Belarus.

After the closure of nuclear power plants, the southern side of Sweden, from which electricity must come, may face a shortage of energy.

[Hyppopotut]

I especially liked the term euromarkh !!!

[Reserve officer]

Very similar squeals were heard from the Baltic countries and from Finland about the construction of our ports in the Gulf of Finland. Also about the environment, although such studies are now a necessary step in any project of this level.
Just the reason is different. By 2018, Russian Ust-Luga will reach a cargo turnover of 180 million tons, which, together with our ports Vysotsky and Primorsky, will completely block the total cargo turnover of all Baltic ports. Goodbye transit?

[Hyppopotut]

And no fucking spit in the well ...

[mihasik]

Quote: Sasha 19871987

let them heat their TPPs with ecologically clean poop ... business then ... they themselves are sitting on our current and gas, but they have time to pump the rights ... flawed people ...

Maybe just rent for the time of the "Crimean blockers" from Banderlyandiya?) Otherwise, the lads stagnated at Perekop without a real European case)! All power lines have already been blown up. Yes, and the "forest brothers" must be helped in the fight against "Aggressive Mordor"!)) And Lithuania really needs to be cleansed of benefits, so that the "nation" has its brains clean and immaculate civilization. We must, as they say, return to the roots! Well, that is torch)!

[SRC P-15]

Vilnius urged European countries not to buy electricity generated at nuclear power plants in Russia and Belarus

This Litvar has already gotten her whine!

[Sausuolis]

And what are you going to do?

[Tusv]

Quote: Sausuolis

And what are you going to do?

And when the Bear Lapotnik noticed a civilized Lithuanian? We are not trained in clubfoot. so do not blame me. Yes, and you are not tasty

[pilot8878]

Quote: Sausuolis

And what are you going to do?

Never mind. We spit on you fools.

[BARKHAN]

Quote: pilot8878

Quote: Sausuolis

And what are you going to do?

Never mind. We spit on you fools.

The most ridiculous and ironic thing in this situation is that you really don’t need to do anything ... As with kaklami, all these vulnerable people with a sick imagination do everything worthless for themselves ...
Just imagine a hero comes out to duel with the enemy ... and the enemy stands and hits his head with a club. With a feeling, measuredly, with a guy ... Well, what to do a hero? Wait a bit! Don’t interfere with the process ...

[justKyr]

What if a little bear wants to poke fun ..... is that Lithuania enough to collect garbage?

[antaeus]

We will complete the station in Kaliningrad. And according to all laws and regulations on nuclear warheads, we’ll cover it with the Iskander regiment and air defense systems. From the terrorist threat from Europe.

[33 Watcher]

Yes, absolutely nothing ...

[Petrovich1952]

And what will you do then you will be a warrior? You can sing out a switch for preventive maintenance for another two or three hours.

[marlin1203]

And what, "something" is so strong that the Lithuanians want? sit quietly on the seashore and get high in the European Union, if possible.

[SRC P-15]

Quote: Sausuolis

And what are you going to do?

Drown you in ... electricity.

[ruzirus]

So they are afraid of this! What did this comprador say? "... create unfair competition in the electricity market (Masiulis)." This is where the dog fumbled (miles sorry for quoting tagged stuff). Then Lithuania, against which he is working as a minister, will have the opportunity to buy inexpensive energy. It is not for nothing that his kind ruined their station in the nineties ... Nothing personal, as our opponents say - business.

[Pilat2009]

Quote: Sausuolis

And what are you going to do?

You believe it, no, your Baltic states care about me like a bear hare. A hare can only give a shit on a bear path, hoping that the bear will not notice. So calm down and develop your GDP

[Pirogov]

And what will you do then you will be a warrior? ........................................... ...............................
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Who needs you! and about Lithuania you can hear only after L.ai addressed to Russia. And so there you are, you do not care a lot. so do not stop, continue their vuyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy vuyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy, and the more your host in the United States will forget about you and money will not give, so you will not two and a half million 6 Aukštaitija and Nadruva ............ ............... and tell me auxstein who let you call yourself Lithuanian, is not the Russian Tsar? So remember this and be thankful.

[vovanpain]

Quote: Sausuolis

And what are you going to do?

We will laugh wildly at your built defensive fences dear.

[ruzirus]

Nothing ... You weren’t needed before, but now after your whining and licking different places the owners are not at all interested. Eat sprats, beg for handouts from Brussels. You are no one to us ... Now, not even trading partners.

[bocsman]

Quote: Sausuolis

And what are you going to do?

And then you do not need to do anything. The EU and oligophrenics from the Lithuanian government will do everything. Ignalinka, which could have benefited the state for another twenty years, was closed, the LNG terminal that no one needs was built, they quarreled with Russia. Now they are taught how to live others. So Masulis wait for the next trick not from Russia but from his government.

[c3r]

Sprats tear on the British flag, warrior!

[deduly1957]

Well, the cat tattered meowed

[Pirogov]

listen up! do not insult my homeland !!! not he no I did not write here RASHAPARASH !!! the people there are normal, bad politicians! continue to watch your broom, dear! .......................................... ............................
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.................................................. ..For your broom, watch the English citizen himself or who you are there, and always remember that the islands quickly go under the water! ,,, Scots just feel sorry ,,,! And the fact that I wrote this is 100% true and you know it, so she warps you!

[Gorynovich]

Quote: sasha 19871987

let them heat their thermal power plants with environmentally friendly poop ... business then ...

Everything is not so hopeless for them: people can easily get people on exercise bikes upgraded to the level of bicycle generators.

Threat Scary to think how high the Baltic cycling will rise. Well, as a free bonus to the spurt of energy.

[Old Schweik]

No, they gathered at Amer to buy electricity. In batteries. And deliver on barges. Of course it will be more expensive, but not for the damned Russians. Hallelujah!

[v1tz]

Yeah, or liquefied electricity on tankers from the United States.

[Maxom75]

Spit on the finals of these flawed, Finns have been buying email for 70 years. energy from Russia, there the cables are already 70 years old and the energy goes through them clearly.

[svp67]

Quote: sasha 19871987

let them heat their TPPs with ecologically clean poop ... business then ... they themselves are sitting on our current and gas, but they have time to pump the rights ... flawed people ...

This is just a business and nothing personal.

[ilyinval61]

Here it says it all. There is nothing to add.

[rodin12]

yes, let the firewood be heated, since they refuse everything, it's your choice

[zanoza]

They whine, because the EU closed the Ignalina NPP with them precisely for these "reasons".
Now they are trolling Europe: they covered us, so do not buy electricity in Russia and Belarus.
But really, they themselves will be the first in line for electricity.

[Al_oriso]

Clear. Someone in Vilnius was shocked. This someone realized that the current is Russian, and even from a nuclear power plant. Current Russian sabotage.

[Sergey S.]

It is necessary to send a clear signal that the European Union will not accept electricity generated in violation of international nuclear safety regulations and environmental impact assessment requirements

I don’t understand, but what did we ask them to buy our electricity?
We have no energy-intensive industries?

But do they know what a huge amount of electricity is required for the operation of combat lasers, super antennas, climate guns, means of a new generation of missile defense and for simultaneously charging the technical equipment of the division of the latest mobile Carlsons with helicopter pants?

[Wezen]

Why are you scaring the Baltic terriers? They will now ban electricity in general and equate it to a "devilish manifestation", and will not use it themselves, and will dissuade others.

[Asadullah]

The dog barks ...

Not certainly in that way. A dog for no reason does not bark, spoils due to its bad manners .... but this is the case, the Baltic countries, and first of all Lithuania, this is the Trojan horse of Americans in the EU, and all initiatives of Lithuania are always preceded by long consultations with the State Department. It just so happened that the USA could not directly give the command to Europeans, because of that, there must always be at hand a co-zel who would lead the herd to the slaughterhouse. Lithuania voices the American project, then the matter is initiation. The pro-American lobby in Brussels supports this initiative and it is starting to be rolled in. What is the success of such a technique? The fact is that in the European bureaucratic community it has become customary that one of the worst sins and a stop-crane in moving up the career ladder is suspicions of sympathy for Russia. Failure to support such initiatives is the first reason to be accused of love for Putin. The technology is refined and, for example, in Lithuania itself it is a great success. To the detriment of its own economy, which, incidentally, is not needed by the state, which fills its budget with EU structural funds. The main economy of Lithuania is to push American geopolitical projects into the EU. And the matter is not in the size of the country at all, it is a subject, a figure, on a geopolitical board. And I always wrote, instead of giggling arrogantly, you need to track movements, compare them, and you can accurately determine the development of the situation.

[Vadim237]

A caravan tramples on it.

[hrapon]

Quote: Samaritan

The dog barks ...

No, these are phantom pains after the closure of Ignalina NPP.

[The black]

it’s desirable that they would also set an example for everyone, abandon our gas. Right here today, in winter

[Virus 2015]

and the caravan is on)))

[MIKHALYCH1]

Accepted the Baltic states ...)))

[figwam]

“The nuclear power plants under construction in the Kaliningrad region and Belarus pose a threat to the environment and create unfair competition in the electricity market,” Masiulis said.

So we are doing everything right.

[Samaritan]

I was shocked for the New Year in Tallinn, when people opened champagne at 23.00 p.m. after the speech of the GDP and the chiming clock ...
Already at 00 o'clock they listened to their own "president", with comments like "yap" ...

[combat66]

Do you think this is only in Tallinn ?!

[BARKHAN]

Quote: combat66

Do you think this is only in Tallinn ?!

Something seems to me that even in the White House, holding his breath and turning into one bitter attention, Uncle Vova and Obamych listened, wiping away a tear coming from tenderness

[Lord of the Sith]

Quote: Samaritan

I was shocked for the New Year in Tallinn, when people opened champagne at 23.00 p.m. after the speech of the GDP and the chiming clock ...
Already at 00 o'clock they listened to their own "president", with comments like "yap" ...

This is what we have in the Donbass all my life.

[dr.star75]

I don’t know about you in "Turkey", but we listened attentively to the President. First: he was sad and did not promise anything good. Second: Even if the war does not happen, we will tighten our belts.

[proletarian]

But perhaps only in Tallinn or in the Donbass, we also have New Year's Eve celebrated by the Kremlin chimes, and 00.00 Ukrainian time we did not even notice; WE ALREADY WELL, in general, the New Year was a success !!!

[NyeMoNik70]

Southwest fully supports! Uncle Vova, Moscow, chimes, hurray, champagne ... vodka, bears and now "... so that our enemies would die." New Year's days passed very calmly. A wave of mobilization is expected from the 20th of January. Happy New Year and Merry Christmas everyone!
PS Again the familiar flag got out. Some kind of karma.

[R-140]

And in more detail you can?

[Zverboy]

In Kiev and with friends, I opened champagne with Putin))

[Major Yurik]

This country of Lilliputia is cheerful in the Baltic! I made an empty wasteland at the industrial site, the residents united in a friendly way to earn money around the world, the amount of electric energy demand decreased to the level of a Zimbabwean urban-type village, and now they are whining. Give the Europeans brothers all together we will not buy electric energy from Russia! Charms straight!

"And let's reduce our needs to our capabilities, and we will live happily!" A. Raikin

[34 region]

So for the sake of a wasteland the Union republics led to democracy. Yelling about the environment is a smoke screen. European oil refineries buy oil from Turkey and not a goo about ecology. Balts wanted to live like paradise! Oh well! They just forgot that there went naked, barefoot and ate apples! Well! A dream come true! Paradise life begins!

[Finches]

Masulis can ask for anything, but the West is guided not by the Baltic BDSM - fantasies, but by a pragmatic look at surplus value!

[kergudu straight]

Eugene, hello, how so, again in the captains?

[Finches]

Good day, Nikolai!

I violated the rules and the punishing sword of the site administration demoted me clean! Well, even amnestied - with the loss of all regalia, but it's better than an eternal ban!

[vadson]

Merry Christmas, the administration on the site generally surprises me - stupid scream and spam are welcomed and criticism of our deeply beloved government is stupidly deleted, without warning, without explanation, even the inscription about deleted comments does not remain. uncomfortable opinion uproots without a trace - I'm disappointed

[Finches]

Merry Christmas!

Apparently, the administration of VO does not want to be banned forever ....

[vlad66]

Quote: Pereira

Lithuania not introduced? And with what fright should they provide it?

So because idiots ruined their energy, they left only sprats from the economy.

[TVM - 75]

No need for sprats! In Soviet times, there were sprats - size, taste. Now it’s overcooked sprat, and sometimes even hamsa.

[kote119]

so sprat - this is Baltic sprat

[veksha50]

Quote: Pereira

Lithuania, who is that?

At this stage, it positions itself as the mouthpiece of the EU ...

[Dart2027]

Lithuania is something like this

[Lt. Air Force stock]

This is not democratic electricity, apparently ... In any case, Belarus is building a nuclear power plant for itself, first of all, in order to provide residents with energy, and not in order to rummage in NATO.

[yuriy55]

When Putin turned to the Germans, was the miracle of the Lithuanian Ministry of Energy climbing porn sites? For those who repeat from an armored train:

[fif21]

Quote: yuriy55

When Putin turned to the Germans

Well, he hinted to them - you’ll go to Siberia to drown with firewood, and the Germans were delighted, clapping, and they won’t understand that they would only be allowed into prison in Siberia as prisoners of war, or like their juvenile criminals for re-education.

[33 Watcher]

So! I don’t need any criminals here. And I won’t give firewood. Let them recycle or coal. Forests are few already. Not enough for ourselves

[Denis Obukhov]

And how will they determine how this or that kilowatt is worked out, at nuclear power plants or not? Are they different in color?

[Denis Obukhov]

There was an energy-rich republic within the USSR and she decided to become a member of the EU. To do this, she closed her nuclear power plant and lost citizens abroad. And now it requires a clear signal that you should not buy goods from a more intelligent manufacturer.

[viktor561]

But how to distinguish electricity in a single system - to separate by electron - this from a nuclear power plant, this from a thermal power plant, but this one from a hydroelectric power station - The Baltic states are dumbing before our eyes as they got into the EU - they are completely dumb!

[fif21]

Quote: viktor561

And how to distinguish electricity in a single system - to separate by electron - this from a nuclear power plant, this from a thermal power plant, and this one from a hydroelectric power station

You don't know! The energy from the nuclear power plant is radiation! Every "green" schoolchild in the EU knows this. And since there is no industry of its own, then no electricity is needed, and other raw materials too! Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

[WKS]

Quote: Pereira

Lithuania, who is that? And where?

Lithuania is actually in the distant past. The current states in its territories are Ukraine, Belarus, Poland and Lietuva. For some reason, the latter, calling himself Lietuva, wants the rest to call it Lithuania.

[Persistent]

Lithuania not introduced? And with what fright should they provide it? Lithuania, who is that? And where?

Labuses are trying to dissuade others from buying. And then buying yourself will bring down the price ....

[papas-57]

It is high time to break ALL economic relations with the Balts. You won’t get much money from them, so at least see how Geyropa will help his allies.

[Oleg Lavrov]

this is the baltia !! )) everyone "patrols" her in different poses and with elements of sadomasochism !!))

[vic58]

Somewhere in the US opera ...

[python2a]

Nuclear energy in terms of emissions of radionuclides into the atmosphere is far behind in comparison with coal-fired power plants and boiler houses.

[garhail]

About 20-30 years ago, Ignalin equipment was installed. everything was ok.
Apparently, in recent years, there has appeared the possibility of "cutting", i.e. The EU allocates money for the environmental protection, and the scoundrels on the ground have already "buried the nuclear power plant" and shoved the money into their pockets. Reference: INPP produced the cheapest and most environmentally friendly energy in the Baltics + completely excluded dependence on other suppliers

[Onotollah]

Quote: Pereira

Lithuania, who is that? And where?

Well, something like this:

[fennekRUS]

I certainly understand that the anecdotal inhibition of the Baltic states is an exaggeration. But! As far as I remember, the Baltic NPP has been under construction for three years now.

[vic58]

Don't be like the Americans! And then "it's somewhere in Oklahoma!" ...

[venaya]

Lithuania openly works "for itself". Having destroyed its own Ignalina nuclear power plant, having lost most of its industry, it also allows itself to teach its neighbors this openly economic boundlessness. Isn't the Belarusian electricity kosher?

[Pereira]

Lithuania does not work for itself. Rather, she goes there. They don't want to be the only idiots in the region. I would like to mess with others. The company is not so ashamed.
Although, Latvia with its gas terminal is already in the company.

[iConst]

Quote: Pereira

Lithuania does not work for itself. Rather, she goes there. They do not want to be the only idiots in the region. I also want to mess up others. The company is not so ashamed.
Although, Latvia with its gas terminal already in the company.

- Actually, it was the same Lithuania that built a terminal for LNG and signed a stupid contract with Norway and now does not know who to get this gas into.
They clearly aimed at energy resources - it is difficult to compete in the agricultural field.

[Pereira]

So I in vain accused Latvia of stupidity? Then I take my words back and affirm that Latvia is a model of keen mind and foresight, which distinguishes this Baltic tiger from all its neighbors.

[bannik]

As for the mind and foresight - it's you to the point! Recently (the source is not verified, but, they say, quite reliable - "OBS Agency") I learned that Latvia, inspired by the example of a neighbor, also decided to build a terminal, but not a gas terminal, but an electric one! Those. will import (you know where) e / energy with batteries and accumulators, convert it into alternating current and sell it to all interested (concerned) parties. Well, so is the EMF in ....!

[Pereira]

How did Jamilev not guess at the border with the Crimea to build a center for charging car batteries with non-volatile electricity?

[APASUS]

Quote: iConst

Actually, it was the same Lithuania that built a terminal for LNG and signed a stupid contract with Norway and now does not know who to get this gas in. They clearly aimed at energy resources - it is difficult to compete in the agricultural field.

Judging by this logic, you should stretch the cable from a democratic Ukraine and buy electricity from them, or even better, the super energy giant of Georgia.

[Sausuolis]

In fact, after this stupid terminal, Gazprom lowered our prices by 20 percent or more.
If not the stupid oil terminal in Butinge, there would be problems with oil, since Russia is "repairing" "friendship" I don’t know how many years ...
We made electric bridges with Sweden and Poland ... many millions were worth ... and electricity is getting cheaper for consumers ...
As you can see, without Russia, "everything is lost" :)

[iConst]

Quote: Sausuolis

In fact, after this stupid terminal, Gazprom lowered our prices by 20 percent or more.

- Actually, I called the contract stupid - the Lithuanians themselves admitted that nobody needed that amount of gas. And this happened after your Baltic brothers in the person of Estonia and Latvia refused to buy gas in those quantities and for that price.

And secondly - in contracts, the price of gas is tied to the cost of oil. And price revisions are normal.

So do not exaggerate the economic effect of the terminal.

[Asadullah]

And this happened after your Baltic brothers in the person of Estonia and Latvia refused to buy gas in those quantities and for that price.

Oh, my friend! You do not yet know the latest news, the Lithuanian government decided to sell gas at the price that would suit Latvia and Estonia. That is, at a loss. They are trying to impose on them the payment of recovery and transportation. They get a normal answer like that, and why the heck do we need it ??? Here is a good example of Baltic solidarity to restrain Russia. And he is not the only one. Looking at the Lithuanian terminal, Estonia abandoned its idea, and in Latvia all talk about the central distribution hub has died out.

[33 Watcher]

I’m just wondering when the EU, with its common, planned economy, will begin to burst at the seams, than will the Baltic economic giants pay for all this? Cheaper? The degree of non-volatility and external debt figures in the studio!

[Asadullah]

In fact, after this stupid terminal, Gazprom lowered our prices by 20 percent or more.
If not the stupid oil terminal in Butinge, there would be problems with oil, since Russia is "repairing" "friendship" I don’t know how many years ...
We made electric bridges with Sweden and Poland ... many millions were worth ... and electricity is getting cheaper for consumers ...
As you can see, without Russia, "everything is lost" :)

Do you want to fool someone here? Given that most of the electorate are former and current military .... The price of gas has been reduced, as it is formed with reference to the price of oil. Oil is getting cheaper, the price of gas is the same. But not for Lithuanian consumers, for they are required to buy gas from the terminal by law. This gas is three times more expensive, with recovery and distribution, than Gazprom. Such a normal law. Democratic. The Soviet Buteng project, works only because Orlien Lietuva dismantled the railway to Latvia, from which it was more profitable to deliver fuel. That is, the Russian Ivan was excommunicated from the pipe, but the Polish Yatsek dictates to you what to buy petroleum products, using the right of a monopolist, which protects the agreement with your government. Electric bridges are not working yet, and you are buying electricity on the stock exchange, where the price has almost halved, but the consumer has not noticed this, and the enterprises have even risen in price, because the distribution is owned by a monopolist, the same one that controls 60% of retail trade, the one that Gribauskaite and gave all distribution and generation, because the state decided not to build a nuclear power station with the money of a national investor. Moreover, as soon as the cables from Sweden are involved, electricity will immediately rise in price by 20% (remember this figure), and if the coalition of liberal conservatives comes to power, then the synchronization project will be pushed over in a year, which means an increase in price of electricity by another 60%, in function, you expect a double tariff increase. Just at the time when they are declining, for example in Poland. So dear dried, fool each other at home, you like it, fool each other.

[APASUS]

Quote: Sausuolis

In fact, after this stupid terminal, Gazprom lowered our prices by 20 percent or more.
If not the stupid oil terminal in Butinge, there would be problems with oil, since Russia is "repairing" "friendship" I don’t know how many years ...
We made electric bridges with Sweden and Poland ... many millions were worth ... and electricity is getting cheaper for consumers ...
As you can see, without Russia, "everything is lost" :)

It is even easier to take and calculate how many people have stopped using the services of the national gas system, they just left the country, you just have the Victory every day!
All look for the reason in Russia, which destroyed the WEF, sawed up RAV, handed it over to Radiotehniku, now Russia is to blame for your expensive gas, electricity has fallen in price so rejoice

[Hyppopotut]

Blow your cheeks harder !!! Your achievements in economic development over the past quarter century are impressive ...

[Altona]

Quote: venaya

Lithuania openly works "for itself". Having destroyed their own nuclear power plant, having lost most of their industry, they also allow themselves to teach their neighbors this openly economic boundlessness. Isn't the Belarusian electricity kosher?

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Ignalina NPP was ruined, although it was modern and posed no threat to the environment. If only Europe would like and please. And this nuclear power plant could supply all their current and future economies with cheap energy and export it to their neighbors. But the farm and thinking in the hay area, no higher.

[iConst]

Quote: Altona

Ignalina NPP was ruined, although it was modern and posed no threat to the environment. If only Europe would like and please.

- Not that I like it - it was one of the points for joining the EU.

But why poke them: how much pokersil Russia to join the WTO?
They don’t tell us this, otherwise people will be shocked.

We traded for several years. Of the leaks (I don’t know whether they got away from these points or not), one of the requirements was to paint more fuselage aircraft: there is a Boeing, Airbus.

[Altona]

Quote: iConst

We traded for several years. Of the leaks (I don’t know whether they got away from these points or not), one of the requirements was to paint more fuselage aircraft: there is a Boeing, Airbus.

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Yes, they surrendered practically free of charge, no special protective duties, and everything so that in three years we would be thrust into sanctions and restrictions, in spite of this very WTO. This was beneficial for exporters of steel, oil and gas, and duties were reduced on them. The others just didn't care. The term "please" has been used as a concession to EU requirements.

[Pilat2009]

Quote: Altona

so that in three years they put us in sanctions and restrictions

The restrictions then affected money, strategic resources, and some individuals rather than consumer goods and other good things with GMOs, so sanctions are very distant to the WTO, unlike our answer to Chamberlain, who directly hit the population

[Saratoga833]

Quote: iConst

How many pokersil Russia to join the WTO?

And do we really need this WTO? What benefits have we received from this WTO? Yes, no, especially in the light of their sanctions.

[33 Watcher]

And all in vain! Now go out anyway ...

[dmi.pris1]

So let them not buy ... We will unload the Volgodonsk NPP, electricity is needed in the Crimea than beyond the hill ..

[combat66]

Everything is "kosher!"
And about the purchase ... Well, they won’t go anywhere, mourn, cowards will wash and start buying. There is practically no excess energy.
And under excess energy, investments come well and new industries open.

[serg1970]

create unfair competition in the electricity market, ”said Masiulis.

Do not buy from THESE for writing, it is totalitarian from them, buy from me democratically tolerant. The benefits are obvious, yeah.

Funny.

[cniza]

How tired of you already ... sub-state is trying to establish itself at the expense of Russia.

[dmi.pris1]

But who are they tired of? Forget about their existence at all, remember the fable about the elephant and the pug!

[Lumumba]

And again the voice from the side of the bucket.

[Reserve buildbat]

All on bicycles! Shake your legs! The freedom-loving geyropeytsy do not need electricity from nuclear power plants! They will work out more on their pedal generators.

[seti]

The phrase for "unfair competition" brought a smile. They destroyed their Soviet legacy and now they are pouring out poisonous saliva. But do not open your mouth to someone else's inch. We have already gone through this. If you don't want to buy, we won't sell yet.
We are making a nuclear power plant in Kaliningrad, first of all for ourselves, otherwise you are compassionate to us all but cut off your democratic electricity, but we have something wrong. We learn to rely on ourselves, thanks began to believe more in your "values" and decency

[Extraneous]

Well, actually, not only for myself. The NPP for the Kaliningrad region is redundant. Of course, it is planned to sell electricity. In this case, Lithuania is voicing not so much its claims as the claims of European energy suppliers. The usual competition. It was no accident that phrases about ecology were heard. Everyone has long known that the "fight for the environment" is an instrument of competition.

[justKyr]

they have an electrician --- tolerant)) ..... so I am driven by folk slang to express myself ..... but I will not say anything))) ---- I don't like it - don't eat ... hosspodi

[biserino]

The Baltic turned out to be obvious that there was no sovereignty and politics of their own good.

[Tusv]

Well, the first power units of the Baltics do not relate, and the second ones you yourself will ask. Russia knows a lot about nuclear power plants

[Mountain shooter]

Its closed. And now it's too late to replay. Atomic energy is the cleanest and has the least impact on the environment. Yes, and it is cheap. That Lithuanians and writhing with envy. Caved in under the geyropeytsev, closed Ignalina, in three gigabytes, 70% of the energy produced in Lithuania. Now they buy from greed - they are spiteful.

[Batia]

Edits anhydride! Where did this call come from? Mania of greatness rolls over. They would turn on their brains, and it would be better if they lived in friendship with Russia.

[Altona]

Quote: Batia

Edits anhydride! Where did this call come from? Mania of greatness rolls over.

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The fly on the elephant's body decided to remind of itself. That she, too, is at the top of the food chain.

[dmi.pris1]

Anhydrite edrit !! Would include brains and sit quietly quietly ..

[2С5]

... can a cat really care what the mouse squeaks about her?

[GRAY]

Oh what is this?

Inter RAO Lietuva is the largest Lithuanian independent electricity supplier, 51% of which is owned by Finnish RAO Nordic OY (a subsidiary of the Russian company Inter RAO UES), 49% is owned by Scaent Baltic, a Lithuanian investment company.

And in the Kaliningrad region it was high time to build a nuclear power plant, otherwise our sworn friends would block the transit.

[Weyland]

Dishonest competition? You just have to prove that those, at whose request you shut down the Ignalina NPP, are agents of the Great and Terrible!

[Dimon19661]

It’s just they want to launch a candle factory, buyers are talking about.

[ded100]

Need will force on the knees to ask again, will they say they say to the poor !!

[silverwolf88]

They profiled their energy for the sake of a policy of obscurity ... now it's a shame for their stupidity ...
And about security, it would be better to shut up ... the example of Fukushima is very bright ... but these are American and Western technologies ...

[Ros 56]

Quote: Samaritan

I was shocked for the New Year in Tallinn, when people opened champagne at 23.00 p.m. after the speech of the GDP and the chiming clock ...
Already at 00 o'clock they listened to their own "president", with comments like "yap" ...

If you are not lying, I was very surprised and pleased.

[Strezhevchanin]

Quote: Ros 56

If you are not lying, I was very surprised and pleased.

No, it doesn’t lie !!! There, the most stubborn people began to understand for a long time that they are just meat for the country, and there are many of ours left.

[LÄRZ]

Lithuania claims that the Russian Federation and Belarus “did not provide an assessment of the impact of future nuclear facilities on the environment”, and did not wish to “adhere to international requirements in the field of nuclear energy safety”

Lithuanian gentlemen! Let me ask you the number of this "international requirement" when and by whom it was adopted, by whom it was signed and ratified. And so these are all empty words. Support your neighbor, buy in Ukraine or elsewhere, the choice is the whole of Europe.

[veksha50]

"The Russian Federation and Belarus" did not provide an assessment of the impact of future nuclear facilities on the environment "and do not want to" adhere to international requirements in the field of nuclear energy safety "" ...

What a concern for the ecology and comfortable life of mankind !!!

"Greens", as always, are used in political adventures ...

But how does Japan adhere to nuclear safety requirements ??? And in the USA there were some problems ... Vilnius somehow forgot about it ...

PS They will not buy electricity - their ears will frostbite to spite their beloved mother-in-law ...
But by and large - we ourselves, like the Belarusians, need it ...

[FIREMAN]

Lithuanian p.i.ts.tsts.e.r.asst.ty as always smarter than everyone on earth.
Without the approval of the IAEA project, not a single nuclear power plant can be built; moreover, Russian reactors are one of the most reliable in the world.

create unfair competition in the electricity market

Everything is much simpler:

At the beginning of June 2011 two American companies General Electric and Westinghouse announced that they will be investors of Visaginas NPP (Lithuania)

Only for some reason they will not undertake any construction work, so far only in words ... because the risks are great.

[Asadullah]

In early June 2011, two American companies General Electric and Westinghouse announced that they would be investors of the Visaginas NPP (Lithuania)

You have outdated information. After that, the Japanese had already twisted their model model for six months, the delivery of the reactor to its destination, occupying 15% of the estimate. In general, these mega-projects of small facilities, small, because the planned nuclear power plant, did not cover 50% of Lithuania’s needs for electricity, but mega-projects, because estimates of such a truly cosmic scale, became the obsession of the Lithuanian government.

[FIREMAN]

Thank you, for clarification uv. Asadullah. I assumed something like that.

[aszzz888]

And when are these toadstools shut up !? You’ll find horseradish on the map without a magnifying glass - and there too! Psyavkoshmotniki under-riveted!

[vobels]

".. create unfair competition in the electricity market .." Yeah, they screamed about honesty, woke up! Miserable!

[Alfizik]

Fools. They killed their station, and now they are furious with rage. Go take the power line from the USA to pull. Or maybe they should undertake to never, under any circumstances, buy electricity from us? Immediately come to their senses.

[Ros 56]

Only one question, but an important one - how will this clown distinguish atomic "coulombs" from thermal or hydraulic ones?

[Geser]

Interestingly, and the Ignalina nuclear power plant, which was built during the USSR by the "damned Soviet invaders" and which supplied energy to the entire Baltic region, still works for them? The West seemed to be ordering the Chukhonts to turn off and disassemble this station. Now the Balts are pinning their hopes on an electric cable from Sweden along the bottom of the Baltic Sea, from where electricity will be pumped. Well, the hysterical screams about the dishonesty of the supply of our electricity and the construction of new nuclear power plants in Kaliningrad and Belarus pursue only one goal - to demonstrate their loyalty to the West, perhaps they will give you a pie. Ukrainians and psheks are doing the same about Nord Stream-2.

[Aleksandr1959]

Interestingly, and the Ignalina nuclear power plant, which was built during the USSR by the "damned Soviet invaders" and which supplied energy to the entire Baltic region, still works for them?

They covered up for a long time. Here and anger come now. One word is the Baltic Extinctions.

[Geser]

Let them die out, leave for permanent residence in Europe and in general to the West. The Baltic states will go to us. Actually the Baltic lands are historically ours, it is time to return them.

[olegkrava]

No, the psheks already want Nord Stream 2 to go through them.

[BOB044]

The head of the Ministry of Energy of Lithuania, Rokas Masiulis, called on neighboring countries - Latvia, Estonia, Poland and Finland - not to buy electricity that will be produced at nuclear power plants under construction in the Kaliningrad region of the Russian Federation and the Grodno region of Belarus, according to Glance referring to TASS.

Narrow-minded, they are narrow-minded. One word mongrel yapping from under the fence.

[Gor-1974]

Somehow, the refusal to buy raw materials from Russia does not fit with the (theirs) concept that Russia’s place in the modern world is a donor of energy resources. Then, according to their logic, they want to take everything for nothing, that is, there should not be a country that sells, there should be a territory that gives away.

[askort154]

European "girls" are standing along the East-West highway:
England, Germany, France, Poland, Romania, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Georgia, Turkey, Ukraine and anxiously await when "Ivan" will appear again and take them away to the tonsils.

[edeligor]

To Labuses and Pshek, our eternal and "best" friends - a counter offer - refuse to breathe, since 70% of oxygen is produced by the Siberian forests. Yes, moreover, these nuclear power plants are being built specifically so that by irradiating seed material in the Baltic countries and Poland, the population mutates into normal homosapiens.

[avg-mgn]

Mr. Head of the Ministry of Energy of Lithuania, Rokas Masiulis, and personally, whatever he built, he personally produced at least KW ??? He closed the Ignalina nuclear power plant, now they are eating our electric energy themselves, which you buy on the secondary European market. COMPETITOR damn Eurobalopol.

[brasist]

And why should he build, and if something that he always has fodder feed ...

[Ros 56]

Quote: veksha50

PS They will not buy electricity - their ears will frostbite to spite their beloved mother-in-law ...

And at the same time, eggs, so that no more such ides would be born ... in, and would not fool normal people.

[njvlin]

And rightly so, why bother with Baltic shit. You will buy Russian re-exported electricity in Germany and Poland three times a week. You will smell more and you will smell stronger

[Vovancheg]

"unfair competition"?
and what is honest in their opinion? sanctions? to ruin the Russian economy?
another pug ...

[combat66]

And all of us are quietly being built ... under Ostrovets the process is underway. Not without problems and creaks, but it’s coming. By the way, this atom is very necessary for Belarus, the first one will be.
"Ostrovets NPP. New Year in the first power unit
The height of the first power unit has already reached about 40 meters above ground level. The joker-builders set up a Christmas tree on one of the structures at about this height. "

On the evening of December 24, the reactor vessel for the first power unit of the Belarusian nuclear power plant should arrive at the construction site.

Читать полностью: http://naviny.by/rubrics/society/2015/12/24/ic_articles_116_190562/

[avg-mgn]

IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TOPIC


13: 39 06.01.16
The first ever cyber attack on a power plant left Ukrainians without light. Kremlin is suspected

According to the findings of European experts, in December several serious cyber attacks were committed against Ukrainian electricity suppliers. This was reported at the beginning of the week by Reuters.
It is noted that hackers managed to launch malicious programs into the information networks of energy-transmitting enterprises, whose action can disrupt the operation of the entire system.
The mentioned cybernetic diversion is associated with a power failure in the Ivano-Frankivsk region, which was observed on December 23 last year.
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) assigns responsibility for conducting cyber attacks to Russia. The Ministry of Energy and Coal Industry of Ukraine is conducting its investigation into the incidents.
Particular attention to this incident is drawn to the fact that it may be the first case when a cyber attack led to a malfunction in the power supply systems.
However, the incident is still being thoroughly investigated. Both authorities of Ukraine and European computer security experts are working on this.
Victor Denisenko, Newsader

NEWSADER ANALYTICAL COMMENT
When we talk about information wars, we often mean a propaganda war (another similar term is psychological warfare). At the same time, we often forget that when the phenomenon of information warfare began to be actively studied in the American scientific community at the beginning and middle of the 90 of the last century, the definition of this phenomenon was quite multifaceted.
It was in the United States, modeling the information wars of the future, that they came to the conclusion that this would be a complex phenomenon. An example of such modeling back in 1995 in his monograph was described by Martin Libiki. According to him, one of the components of an information war will be a cyber war, the purpose of which will be to attack and disable the information structure (networks) of the enemy. Today we can safely say that scientific fantasies of twenty years ago have become a reality.
This is not the first year that cyber security experts have said that cyber attacks bring real losses. Moreover, we are already accustomed to cyberattacks as a modern reality. True, up to this point, this concept basically meant an attack on Internet sites, their hacking and / or destruction.
Today, cyber attacks are moving to a new level. Their consequences are no longer limited to the virtual environment. As we see, the attack against the information infrastructure of Ukrainian energy transmission enterprises turned into real interruptions in the supply of electricity.
By the way, the SBU's suspicions about Russia are quite natural. It is this country that is an active developer of the principles of information warfare (including the cybernetic component). Moreover, the attack on the Ukrainian electricity grid ideologically correlates with the cessation of electricity supplies by the Ukrainian side to the occupied Crimea.
Newsader Analysis Department

[ydjin]

[quote = avg-mgn]IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TOPIC


13: 39 06.01.16
The first ever cyber attack on a power plant left Ukrainians without light. The Kremlin is suspected.

Strange !? How can an attack be made on closed strategic servers? Or are there operators in network games polled without exception? Affiget!

[LÄRZ]

Exactly, exactly. Performed work at one enterprise, so there on the computer no Internet, no drives, no USB-connectors. I went nuts, but the people work.

[i80186]

Quote: LÄRZ

Exactly, exactly. Performed work at one enterprise, so there on the computer no Internet, no drives, no USB-connectors. I went nuts, but the people work.

Tell the staff of centrifuges at the uranium enrichment plant in Iran. For example, in each PLC, a hole for USB, well, or for Profibus, is by definition.

[i80186]

Quote: ydjin

Strange !? How can an attack be made on closed strategic servers? Or are there operators in network games polled without exception?

One of the hardest computer viruses ever found was aimed at undermining civilian infrastructure in Iran. The malware turned out to be so complex that the power of the whole state should have been behind its development, BBC experts say.
The self-replicating virus Stuxnet is aimed at objects not of the virtual, but of the real world, such as power plants, water stations and industrial facilities. The virus was first detected in June by a Belarusian company, since then it has been thoroughly investigated. But perhaps it has been circulating since 2009. According to the British newspaper The Daily Mail, it has already hit about 45 thousand networks in various countries of the world.
Unlike most other viruses, Stuxnet is designed to infect precisely those computer systems that are not connected to the Internet for security reasons. It is transferred using USB electronic keys used to transfer files from one computer to another.
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuxnet
Simens, by the way, had a hand in hand. So it’s possible, and how. But that's why they immediately attacked us. We definitely did not launch anything to Iran. They say the handiwork of Israel.

[Izotovp]

Not even funny. And in what language is the report to them? In Lithuanian? So in it there are no such words to translate the report into them. Only if in English or in Russian.

[family tree]

Wow, damn it And cho, on every electricity there is a nameplate, at which power plant is it produced?

[Obolensky]

And who then buy electricity? Does he personally single out? Or say where to get? It was they from the USA who learned to bark at every rustle. So they train. You can simply ignore them. Let them read on.

[Stauffenberg]

Lithuania without EU subsidies will simply die. Therefore, this is the EU's most evil and loyal mongrel.

[Sausuolis]

Have you graduated from such courses or special courses?

[edeligor]

Quote: Sausuolis

Have you graduated from such courses or special courses?

Sorry, climbed! Special courses do not need to finish. Just prove or tell us about competitive Lithuanian products. No way? So there is nothing to measure aggregates. Balts, Psheks and Ukrainians who joined them, your most bought product in the world is RUSSOPHOBIA. Well, you only know how to spoil a country that has given more than all your independent rulers for all time. MY YOU FI !!!!

[c3r]

But what about sprats? They are strategic Baltic goods! Only nobody needs a fuck!

[Stoler]

Oh, the Baltic states yelped again. So Spring is coming!

[anfil]

Kakli for the most "hated and disgusting" Russian gas are ready to crap the whole European Union, but if only this "" Russian gas flows through Kuevland, and these will also spit on the wires, but they will still be buying this non-ecological flow of charged particles.

[v1tz]

It seems that here (in the sense of Vilns) it could not do without evil spirits, or it smacks of shiza.

[Dimy4]

Go European brothers to dried manure cakes and drown your thermal power plants with them!

[Ros 56]

So manure also needs to be taken somewhere? They will not have so many cows.

[oof]

Well, let them prepare a splinter. Damn, well, as such, they fall into power.

[Ros 56]

For money and Russophobia. In fact, they may not think so, but live with wolves, howl like a wolf.

[TOR2]

Rokas Masiulis called on neighboring countries - Latvia, Estonia, Poland and Finland - not to buy electricity that will be produced at nuclear power plants under construction in the Kaliningrad region of the Russian Federation and the Grodno region of Belarus,

The mongrel generator started ...

[platon4387]

Only the words LAVROVA.DEB ,,,, BL ,,,, come to mind

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

before undermining it would not be bad to saturate the Kaliningrad region itself with electricity, otherwise in the countryside a limit of 3 kilos per household

[kvnvolga2008]

Good memories from communicating with the Lithuanian people remained. But, alas, as they say, the family is not without goats!

[V.ic]

Would they transfer their energy supply to standard = 127 V and 60 Hz, lay the transatlantic cable to the United States and get ideologically correct energy according to the US rates ... What is stopping them? Probably the hand of GDP again!

[Reserve officer]

More precisely, then 110 B. And steam heating (about 100 deg.), Instead of water. You won’t touch the pipes.

[LÄRZ]

And I wonder how they are going to unhook their electric networks from our (still Soviet!) Unified power system and synchronize it with the European one? And how much will it all cost? This is not a battery rearrangement on the machine.

[V.ic]

Quote: Reserve officer

And steam heating (about 100 degrees.), Instead of water. You won’t touch the pipes.

Well, this is a double-circuit boilers must be done, otherwise the efficiency will not be enough and all the steam in the "whistle" will go away. It is more profitable for them to have a separate potbelly stove in each room and not to go to the toilet "hard", but to harvest dung for future use.

[sw6513]

Lithuania is ridiculous even to imagine that no one will hear such a powerful country

[jovanni]

Lithuania decided, it seems, to do business on torches and candles ...

[wandlitz]

Putin remembers the Germans hinted that in the absence of a nuclear power plant, the prohibition of thermal power plants on coal and the absence of gas, wood needs to be heated. And he proposed to get them from us in Siberia.
But not yet mined. Well, only after the prisoners are sent there.

[dchegrinec]

As if decision-making in the EU depends on the call of some Baltic booger. They made me laugh.

[Sergey Vladimirovich]

Unfair competition... Interesting.
1. who is the competitor?
2. if the “competitor” lacks intelligence, then to be fair, everyone around him must “put aside their intelligence”? (well, a lot of interpretations can be given on this topic, like - “I shit my pants, let’s do you too, to be honest...”).

Artists...

[sergei44442222]

what will you heat with?

[Aandrewsir]

Let the lisp lisp about his own, internal Lithuanian affairs, and not interfere in “someone else’s garden.” Otherwise, you can “get hit in the face”!

[Bort radist]

One word - bibis.
Anyone who served in Lithuania will understand.

[Yun Klob]

Dreams Come True. Soon Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Poland and, quite possibly, Finland will not have a penny to buy this electricity.

[pilot bin-bom]

The head of the Lithuanian Ministry of Energy, Rokas Masiulis, called on neighboring countries - Latvia, Estonia, Poland and Finland - not to buy electricity that will be produced at nuclear power plants under construction in the Grodno region of Belarus

Well, they scared the hedgehog with their bare butt!
I'm reporting.
The Belarusian Thermal Power Institute, together with specialists from scientific institutions of the Ministry of Transport, has already begun preparing scientifically based recommendations for expanding the use of electric vehicles in the Republic of Belarus.
Preliminary calculations are made of the required number of charging substations, and overlap areas are calculated.
Similarly, almost all major government agencies began to calculate the NPP capacity factor in their forecast calculations for work related to the introduction of energy-saving technologies.
The Ministry of Industry is preparing to produce Belarusian-assembled electric buses for the cities of the republic.
The project to build a hydrogen hub is also promising.

Another question: will Belarusians have surpluses?

[Wolka]

oh, these litas are wretched, and it’s all out of envy and malice...

[Warm Padded Jacket]

the dog (Lithuania) barks, the caravan moves on)

[Sausuolis]

You go to one place where the sun does not shine. Don't believe me? Look at your economic indicators.

[4 wheels]

Quote: Sausuolis

where the sun doesn't shine

How are things in Snechkus? Does it shine or warm?
Don't repeat Chernobyl!

[edeligor]

Quote: Sausuolis

You go to one place where the sun does not shine. Don't believe me? Look at your economic indicators.

Bratello! I'm starting to enjoy talking to you! And it is your media that accuse ours of propaganda?!!!! Don't tell my tomatoes Look at the indicators of the global “economy”, take into account the sanctions, etc., etc. As a result, it turns out that in the Russian Federation everything is not so categorical. True, I assure you, the Putin-Medvedev team will answer for the massive impoverishment of citizens, but without the Maidans, we don’t need it! Yes, the last thing, about your first statement, about the sun... Have you read the Bible? Does Sodom and Gomorrah mean anything to you? If the sun shines there for you, then you and I are not on the same path!!!

[Ros 56]

Look at yours, and look in perspective, and plus count the population in 1991 and in 2015, so don’t blah-blah, otherwise the BBC will crush you.

[Alexart]

Everything is fine with our “economy”, if you don’t read Western sites, Dear SosiWolis.
You look after your economy.

[wandlitz]

Vilnius urged European countries not to buy electricity generated at nuclear power plants in Russia and Belarus
It seems that recently we were accused of boycotting Western goods, forgetting that initially the Young Europeans themselves began a similar policy...

[Jarserge]

Lithuania, to please the Eurasians, closed the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant, now in its poverty, instead of throwing ashes on its head, it blames everything from its bad Lithuanian head on Russia and Belarus. A strange virus has struck Ukraine and the Baltic states, if we paraphrase the famous expression, it will turn out that to spite Russia I will be left without gas, electricity at a normal price, etc. and so on.

[wizarden]

In France, the share of nuclear power plants in electricity generation is 77%. I suggest that Lithuania first teach this country how to live.

[AlexTires]

To spite Russia, Lithuanians need to give up not only electricity, but also gas, and start heating the way it was in Lithuania 100 years ago - with firewood and dry manure. Then there will be complete independence from the “terrible” neighbor. Better yet, just freeze to death - independence will be complete and final!

[v.yegorov]

If you’ve lost yours, now they’re envious, they want to crap on someone else’s.

[avg-mgn]

[quote=ydjin][quote=avg-mgn]IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TOPIC


13: 39 06.01.16
The first ever cyber attack on a power plant left Ukrainians without light. The Kremlin is suspected.

Strange !? How can an attack be made on closed strategic servers? Or are there operators in network games polled without exception? Affiget! [/ Quote]

I'm not crazy enough!!!! Those who are in the subject know about the restrictions in force on important, particularly important networks. Stooges, they play Tetris on the Internet, and the admins (read SBU) don’t give a fuck..., they have a yellow flag in their hands....

[Theline]

We will provide the documents after construction and everything will be tip top. The only thing that confused me was that the welders provided by Rosatom had problems.

[1536]

I propose to replace the word “Handuras” with Lithuania (Estonia, Latvia) in the famous joke about Honduras.
Thus we get:
"- something worries me about this <Lithuania>...
- Well, scratch it!"

PS In another version it’s the other way around: "Just don't scratch it!" This is how you like it.

[Hannibal Lecter]

I hope they build nuclear power plants using fast neutrons.

[Ros 56]

So fast that through Poland and the Tribalts it will fly past their wires.

[Flat5160]

Where will they get electricity? Is it from those European thermal power plants running on Russian gas? Or will they heat their thermal power plants with sprats that we don’t take? Another nonsense of an inadequate politician. They will buy them as cute as they are.

[avg-mgn]

Quote: TheLine

We will provide the documents after construction and everything will be tip top. The only thing that confused me was that the welders provided by Rosatom had problems.

What are the problems??? Didn't the welded ones have a hangover? SO THIS IS YOUR PROBLEM NOW!!!!

[Theline]

Hungover? At the beginning of the construction itself, our commission was sent to the Russian welders, since they were building a nuclear power plant on our territory, and the commission was, let’s say, nicely amazed by their skills. Now all their welders undergo advanced training with us before welding anything at a nuclear power plant under construction.
Why was there any talk about “hungover” and “your problems”?

[awg75]

More pitiful than the Labuses in this world, in my opinion, are only the descendants of the ancient Ukrainians. but no one wants to give in to stupidity!

[Belarus]

You are wrong. Ukrainians always and in everything first, do not offend them ukrov

[Fearless]

Oh, how they started talking, damn they walked around side by side and now they seem to have grown up, it’s a pity they haven’t grown up smart enough.

[Belarus]

“The nuclear power plants under construction in the Kaliningrad region and Belarus pose a threat to the environment and create unfair competition in the electricity market,” Masiulis said.

I would like to answer all this as one Ukrainian punisher answered another native Ukrainian: be-be-be-be, or is there a simpler and more understandable option (also, by the way, from a Ukrainian opera) pnh with your anxiety.

[Orionvit]

Quote: Sasha 19871987

let them heat their TPPs with ecologically clean poop ... business then ... they themselves are sitting on our current and gas, but they have time to pump the rights ... flawed people ...

They don't like nuclear power plants. Soon they will be sitting in the dark. And Russians also breathe air, this is also a direct threat to the Baltic states and all of Europe. We will soon hear such calls.

[Darth Revan]

Let's sell them poop as fuel!

[Playerman]

“Nuclear power plants under construction in the Kaliningrad region and Belarus pose a threat to the environment and create unfair competition in the electricity market,” Masiulis said. Awwwwwwwwwwww! Where are the competitors? World has gone mad!

[MATROSKIN-53]

What a Masulis, such Masulis dirty tricks are being built... Let them heat their thermal power plants with dung and generate high-quality electricity!

[MAD_SERGANT]

This is genetic garbage!!! They are already buying liquefied gas from the Scandinavians))))

[pvv113]

Lithuania claims

What can a country say that has never had its own opinion? I can’t even call Lithuania a “state”. Yes, a small colony

[vka]

another Baltic SHAVKA has reminded of itself once again, is it worth paying attention to the next squeal

[Mixweb]

and do not want to “adhere to international requirements in the field of nuclear energy safety”

He is generally aware that security requirements in Russia are stricter than in the world

[Yarhann]

They forgot to ask the Selyuks how to generate electricity - it’s surprising that these European-Papuans have even heard of nuclear energy. But the problem is actually much simpler, in my opinion, in this village someone really wanted to build a nuclear power plant, but of course the dough is about 5KKK oiro, the villagers don’t have it, so they let’s beg the EU, they also sent it, then let’s beg the Poles, the Poles smelled their turnips and asked the question what is the share in the investment it will be yours - well, ours is, like, the territory of our forest - well, then the Poles said thank you, but if we find money, we’ll somehow install nuclear power plants ourselves. By and large, the energy independence of the Baltic countries, and especially since there will be some kind of energy-producing country there, is of no help to the main energy generators in the EU - France and Germany - so the Baltic states can only dream of their own generation, although of course they can use their LNG terminal and then set up a thermal power plant yes There will be an option for energy independence from the EU and dictates in terms of energy prices, but it’s unlikely that such electricity will be cheap and there will be a lot of money needed for such a project, but the villagers naturally don’t have it. And if in the Kaleningrad region and the Republic of Belarus they start operating a reactor designed partly for exporting energy to the EU, then naturally the Baltic countries will be uncompetitive in the energy market, even ephemerally - that’s why they’ll waste away. And the fact that the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus will increase the supply of electricity to the EU is, as it were, understandable given the capacity of nuclear power plants that will soon be decommissioned in Germany. There are only two ways: either increase your generation at thermal power plants, that is, complete the construction of Seventh Stream 2, or not decommission your nuclear power plants. Well, the third option is to import electricity from the Russian Federation, I think this is where they will come together with Nord Stream 2 - although, of course, I still don’t really believe in the possibility of this flow completely covering all the missing energy for Germany in the event of the nuclear power plant being decommissioned. Although if you do everything gradually and plan ahead, then I think there won’t be any problems.
And the farmers can continue to jump around and try to tell the EU countries how they should not be allowed to build Nord Stream 2 or ban the Russian Federation from building a nuclear power plant near Kaliningrad)

[Ilya77]

They screwed up their nuclear power plant to please the EU, and now they are whining enviously

[KRIG55]

Well, let them buy candles together with Europe. Little mongrels are trying to be greater Europeans than the Europeans themselves.

[Sirius-2]

I read somewhere in the newspaper recently that the French want to build their own nuclear power plant in Lithuania!!! Rather, this minister is lobbying for the interests of the French. So that these Latvians, Estonians, Poles in the future buy electricity from this nuclear power plant by paying money to Lithuania.

[DobryAAH]

We are peaceful people, but we have a good memory.

[Nymp]

He kind of looks like a narcissist, apparently he's completely drunk. And when a faggot gives a voice, a man shouldn’t pay attention.

[SmacXnumx]

How will Lithuania separate the electricity from nuclear power plants and from hydroelectric power plants, thermal power plants, and gas turbine power plants if they receive it (after payment) from the unified energy network of Russia and Belarus?

[Worohilow]

In a language like a battery in childhood, in which one he cursed and put it in, and this will be done by specially trained people in obama...

[4ekist]

Quote: Pereira

“Did not provide an assessment of the impact of future nuclear facilities on the environment”

Lithuania not introduced? And with what fright should they provide it? Lithuania, who is that? And where?

This is a gay ass, a country of homosexuals and prostitutes.

[NordUral]

Guys, have you restored your nuclear power plant and started it up?

[Skifotavr]

The EU has long preferred to buy electricity from Nezalezhnaya. Until recently, Orkaina produced more electricity than needed for its own needs, but in the autumn-winter period there were massive blackouts for the population because the EU was willing to pay more for electricity than in its own country. Such is the Khazar-Kaganate freedom, democracy and Euro-Atlantic values. What’s interesting is that recently there have been no mass shutdowns - people are afraid.

[Friends]

“The nuclear power plants under construction in the Kaliningrad region and Belarus pose a threat to the environment and create unfair competition in the electricity market,” Masiulis said.

“It is necessary to send a clear signal that the European Union will not accept electricity generated in violation of international nuclear safety regulations and environmental impact assessment requirements.”

Do not buy. Live by candlelight...

Although. I doubt that those who will make purchasing decisions will listen to this cry...

Because, as far as I know, nothing has yet been invented that is cheaper than nuclear energy, and the West counts money well. And having the opportunity and need to reduce costs, it will silence any “protector of the environment and/or fighter for democratic values.” There are plenty of examples. Let's say China. There are dirty industries and “lack of true democracy.” But Western business is rushing into the Chinese market, by hook or by crook...

Lithuania claims that the Russian Federation and Belarus "did not provide an assessment of the impact of future nuclear facilities on the environment" and do not want to "adhere to international requirements in the field of nuclear energy safety."

Sovereign states outside the Eurohona must seek permission from Mr. Masiulis to build something on his own territory? He didn’t mix anything up... Or maybe I’m behind the times...

[da Vinci]

What they are building is good. But why, after all, is there a nuclear power plant in Kaliningrad? There will be a clear excess of energy. Or is there a guarantee for its purchase. then very good. Otherwise, it will be a waste of money... It is better to develop clean energy and energy-saving technologies, the so-called, in the Kaliningrad region. testing ground for ideas. And as a Belarusian, please, but only for money, otherwise Lukashenko has gone too far too far... This is my opinion.

[Sergelis]

Well, they're just clowns. To please their Brussels masters, they closed their own Ignalina nuclear power plant, which supplied the entire Baltic region, and now they are fighting to make it just as bad for others

[Former battalion commander]

Here's p.r.i.d.u.r.k.and so p.r.i.d.u.r.k.i... They think they themselves have crap themselves by closing the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant and others will be the same fools.. They won’t go anywhere when the electricity from these stations is three times cheaper than “their civilized and environmentally friendly counterpart.” THEY STILL DON'T UNDERSTAND HOW THEIR ASSHOLES AND SUCKERS WERE DICTED! And they don’t seem to be Estonians... although all the Baltic states have the same speed in this...

[ochakow703]

I just want to tell them all - you can’t breathe when the east wind blows, the Russian birch trees have used up the oxygen.

[mik6403]

For reasonable people, when it comes to purchasing, the first question is economic benefit... in this case, the dog barks, the wind blows....

[CheByrashka]

Quote: Mahmut

Why cheap calls. Let them move to 60 hertz.

It’s so “fashionable, European style” these days - you can jump higher and more often! And the bullshit is that all the lamps in the entrance will burn out.

[spy008]

“They pose a threat to the environment and create unfair competition in the electricity market,” Masiulis said.
Cool this Masulis! It’s just not clear what his key phrase is: “threat to the environment”, or “dishonest conference”? I would simply say - TOAD is strangling

[nikolaij.w.78]

As long as you can listen to these ghouls, you need to take them once and turn off their electricity and gas for a couple of weeks for prevention during the winter. Let's see how one of them then tries to ask their own people about this again and tears them apart