Ukraine war: Lithuania reveals how it is breaking away from dependence on Russian energy

Lithuania has become the first European country to completely cut energy ties with Russia, a process that took 15 years. The war in Ukraine has accelerated the need for other European countries to follow suit. Lithuania's history of Soviet occupation has influenced its energy policies, leading to strong public support for Ukraine. The country is investing in renewable energy to ensure long-term security. Lithuania's actions serve as a warning to other European leaders about the importance of energy independence and the risks of relying on Russia.

What significant step has Lithuania taken to cut off power from Moscow?

• Increased coal production

• Imported LNG from the US

• Relied on wind energy

• Built a nuclear power plant

How long did it take Lithuania to achieve energy independence from Russia?

• 5 years

• 10 years

• 15 years

• 20 years

What historical experience has influenced Lithuania's energy policies?

• World War II

• Soviet occupation

• Cold War

• Industrial Revolution

What is Lithuania's strategy for long-term energy security?

• Investing in nuclear energy

• Increasing coal imports

• Relying on oil reserves

• Investing in renewables

What is the public's attitude towards paying extra for green power in Lithuania?

• Indifferent to costs

• Willing to pay extra

• Opposed to green energy

• Reluctant to pay more