The strategy approved by the Board of Amber Grid, the Lithuanian gas transmission system operator belonging to the new energy group EPSO-G, foresees that the company’s investments will amount to €3.3 billion over the next ten years until 2035.

The largest amount of the investment will be in new infrastructure for the development of renewable energy, such as a green hydrogen corridor. It will also include the development of the carbon dioxide (CO2) transportation ecosystem, upgrading the existing gas transmission network and making it more resilient. The investments will be financed through a mix of financing sources, with the bulk of the funding coming from EU and international funds and optimising the structure of debt and equity capital of the Company.