Invest Lithuania: Manufacturing

🎄 2024 has been an exciting year. It brought challenges unlike any we've faced before, but we tackled them together and came out stronger. It paved the way for inspiring developments and laid a solid foundation for the future. As we look ahead, we're ready for 2025's challenges and opportunities to strengthen Lithuania's manufacturing industry. Thank you to our partners and the community for your support and collaboration. Wishing you all a joyful holiday season and a successful New Year! 🎉

💛 Thank You, Akvilė After six incredible years with us, Akvilė Mačiulė is setting off on a new chapter in her career. Joining us in 2018 after the Kurk Lietuvai (Create Lithuania) program, Akvilė's journey has been one of constant growth and impact. From regional projects to leading the Manufacturing team over the past year and a half, Her leadership and drive have left an indelible mark on our organization. Empowering us to embrace new responsibilities, expand our expertise, and foster a culture of trust and teamwork. Akvilė, thank you for your professionalism, curiosity, and the supportive environment you created. Now, our team is stronger than ever, and the excellence you leave behind will continue to guide us forward. Congratulations on your new career opportunities, and best of luck! 🌟

🏭 May 2025 bring ... Driven by innovation and strategic investments, Lithuania's manufacturing sector holds solid potential for bold advancements. What will be the key focus for driving Lithuania's manufacturing success in 2025? Have a different option? Let us know in the comments! ⤵️

💡 Meeting society’s energy needs means having diverse energy sources and the ability to store it! With more than 150,000 solar modules and 100 MW capacity, Lithuania’s largest solar park in Molėtai significantly boosts country’s solar generation. Another plant in Anykščiai boasts a capacity of 65 MW – enough to power 24,000 households. And to store all that power? Lithuania has the largest battery storage facility in the EU, distributed in four parks across the country with a total capacity of 200 MWh. The EUR 109 million project ensures a stable supply to the national grid until alternative power sources kick in. Meanwhile, a hydrogen production plant in the seaport of Klaipėda will open in 2026. Producing up to 500 kg of eco-friendly hydrogen to refuel ships, cars, trucks and buses at a nearby filling station. Lithuania is getting ever closer to becoming climate-neutral! 🌱

🚗 Tesla has officially arrived in Lithuania - Cybertruck style! Today's Tesla market launch event provided a glimpse into the promising future of sustainable transportation in our region. Our team, Ieva and Rokas, explored the new Tesla Center and gained insights into Tesla's plans for Lithuania and the region. We're excited to witness Tesla contributing to the country's green energy goals and boosting the mobility landscape. ⚡

🚢 Scientists at Klaipeda University have patented a technique for harnessing sustainable energy at seaports. With shipping playing a considerable role in the global economy, Greener practices in the maritime industry could contribute solidly to climate goals. The new technology takes kinetic energy from the impact of stacking shipping containers and converts it into compressed-air energy. This can be used for powerlifting gear, braking systems and more. With millions of shipping containers used at seaports worldwide, The new technology could provide a vast source of untapped energy. Congratulations to the team. And Thank You for enabling students to gain experience as future innovators! 🎓

🌏 Lithuania’s defence industry reforms are setting a global example! Defense News emphasizes how Lithuania is cutting red tape for defence industry companies to safeguard national security. New laws simplifying the procedures for international companies to set up manufacturing facilities have already attracted Germany’s Rheinmetall, which has begun construction on a factory to produce artillery shells. Another five major defence companies are in talks to begin manufacturing in Lithuania, including US firm Northrop Grumman. Lithuania is building a safer future not just for itself, but across the region. ⤵️

🌍 Klaipeda Free Economic Zone earns recognition from fDi Intelligence! Honoured with a "Highly Commended" award, Klaipeda FEZ stands out for its focus on leveraging disruptive forces and trends. It highlights Klaipėda FEZ's forward-thinking approach to: 🔹 Strengthening energy security 🔹 Supporting Europe's defence capabilities 🔹 Facilitating nearshoring opportunities It also received an "Honourable Mention" for non-financial incentives. Highlighting its quick launch strategy and commitment to fostering a dynamic investor community. Congratulations to the Klaipėda FEZ team for this achievement! 🚀

🌍 Strengthening ties with South Korea: a visit from POSCO representatives. South Korea's leading company is exploring opportunities in the Baltic region and we were delighted to welcome them in Lithuania. Their visit aimed to better understand Lithuania's business expansion and collaboration potential. During the discussions, Augustinas and Ignas shared insights into: 🔹 Lithuania's robust manufacturing sector 🔹 Cleantech advancements and renewable energy strategies 🔹 The rapid growth of the defence industry We look forward to seeing where these conversations lead and the potential partnerships ahead. 💡

🌍 Lithuania is investing €55 million to help manufacturing companies reduce energy consumption and adopt sustainable practices. This funding is an opportunity to: 🔹 Upgrade to environmentally friendly equipment. 🔹 Implement advanced technological solutions. 🔹 Align with EU environmental standards by reducing emissions. By adopting these measures, companies can contribute to a cleaner future and enhance their competitiveness in global markets. It’s an important step toward a greener future for Lithuania’s manufacturing sector - and the planet. Find out how your company can benefit ⤵️ https://lnkd.in/dTmyRE2q Ekonomikos ir inovacijų ministerija