The largest and most modern power plant in the Baltics
One of Europe's most advanced facilities, converting waste and biomass into clean energy to power hundreds of thousands of homes while meeting the highest environmental standards.
Plant overview
300 k
Households powered
200,000 t
Waste is converted into energy at a large scale, reducing landfill use and supporting a more sustainable environment.
40 %
A significant share of the Vilnius city’s district heating is supplied, ensuring a reliable and efficient energy source.
100 MW
Total power capacity
Sustainability and environmental impact
Combining modern technology with environmentally responsible practices to reduce impact and improve energy efficiency.
Let’s build a cleaner future together
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Key advantages
Cost efficiency
Production of two types of energy—heat and electricity—simultaneously is cheaper and reduces greenhouse gas emissions.
Decentralization
Plants are designed to meet local consumer needs, ensuring high efficiency with lower transmission losses and increased system flexibility.
Energy security
Local production reduces the risk of consumers being left without heat or electricity supply, increasing both local and market energy security.
Environmental impact
Benefits increase especially when the plant uses local fuel such as biomass or municipal waste, significantly reducing carbon footprint.
Backup capacity
Operates smoothly in parallel with existing electricity or heat networks and can provide backup capacity when needed.
Up to 95% efficiency
Cogeneration plants can reach 95% or higher efficiency, compared to 30-60% in traditional power plants.
Are waste and cogeneration compatible?
Waste-to-energy is a proven and widely used method. When combined with cogeneration, it allows efficient use of resources while reducing landfill waste.