From 2026, “Enefit” solar power plant services are no longer available for new business customers. New orders for this service are not being accepted. Existing customers who already use this service will continue to receive it under the terms of their current agreements.
As of March 2026, Enefit has discontinued the sale, design, and installation of energy storage systems (batteries) for new customers. We are no longer accepting new orders for this service.
As of 2026, Enefit no longer offers flexible energy management (flexibility) services to new customers. New orders for this service are no longer accepted. For existing customers already using the service, it will continue to be provided in accordance with the terms of existing agreements.
Enefit, the electricity business of Eesti Energia, is expanding its energy storage portfolio by building three new battery storage systems next to its wind farms in Lithuania. The new systems will have a combined capacity of 46 megawatts (MW) and 184 megawatt-hours (MWh). Once completed, Enefit’s storage portfolio will grow from the current 29 MW to 75 MW, strengthening the company’s position in the Baltic energy storage market.
"Enefit" invites cooperation from businesses with available space for such infrastructure.
The transition from the monopoly electricity market to the liberal one gives much more value to the consumer. One of the main components of this process is the freedom to choose an independent electricity supplier. True, we notice that this change is still enveloped by many myths and doubts. Therefore, we have decided to break down the most popular myths about liberalization of the energy market and help you make the best decision.
The submission of applications for support for the installation of a solar power plant has already started and will be open in total until 30 April. I don’t know if such calls will happen again this year, so this is a great opportunity to rush and take advantage of it.
More and more individual consumers of electricity in Lithuania are interested in the possibilities offered by solar energy — especially since the state is providing support for the installation of solar power plants again. There are still a number of myths related to solar energy production, which often make people hesitate when deciding to install a solar power plant on the roof or on the plot near their homes. As the head of the independent energy supplier "Enefit" Vytenis Koryzna says, many of these myths have no substantiation, so it is important to be guided by facts and already accumulated experience.