Energy security in the Baltics

The video discusses the discredited Soviet nuclear design post-Chernobyl and the EU's demand for reactor shutdowns. It highlights Lithuania's energy dependency on Russia and its plans to build a new nuclear plant with neighboring countries to reduce this dependency. The initiative aims to produce 3200 megawatts by 2015, enhancing energy autonomy. The Lithuanian example could inspire other ex-communist states like Bulgaria, Slovakia, and Romania to boost their nuclear power production.

What role do other countries like Latvia, Estonia, and Poland play in Lithuania's energy plans?

What potential benefits could the Lithuanian nuclear example have for other ex-communist states?