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New Lithuanian combined heat power plant to use local biofuel
18.07.2012A new Combined Heat and Power Plant (CHP) will be launched in Siauliai city, Thursday. The investments of the thermal power plant that account to LTL 106 million (EUR 30.7 million) are expected to pay off in nine years.
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Skai Baltija returns to profit in 2011
18.07.2012The owner of Latvian supermarket chain "Sky" - Skai Baltija Ltd. returned to profit in 2011, ending the year with LVL 640,825 in profit, according to information on Firmas.lv.
After digital switchover thousands of Lithuanians to lose TV signal
18.07.2012Lithuanians do not hurry to switch to digital television, therefore it is possible that after 29 October when the analogue television will be turned off the suppliers of the necessary equipment for digital television and people able to install it will be overloaded.
Lithuania suggests strengthening Nordic Bowl cooperation
18.07.2012Lithuania suggests making better use of the opening opportunities for the cooperation of the so-called Nordic Bowl that includes the Nordic-Baltic countries and the United Kingdom, Lithuania's MFA said.
Lithuanian defmin to discuss defence plans with Supreme Allied Commander Europe Admiral
18.07.2012Lithuanian Minister of National Defence Rasa Jukneviciene discussed with Supreme Allied Commander Europe, Admiral James Starvidis the guarantees of NATO collective defense and the military cooperation between Lithuania and the U.S.
airBaltic brings 7 millionth transit passenger
Latvian national airline airBaltic today brought the 7 millionth transit passenger to the airport Riga since the Latvian independence. The 7 millionth transit passenger - Hari Adhikari, flew on the route from Munich to Riga, for a subsequent trip to Helsinki, reported BC Janis Vanags, Vice President Corporate Communications A/S Air Baltic Corporation.
EMT increases tutnover in Q2
Estonia's largest mobile phone company EMT announced that the company's turnover grew in the second quarter as compared to the first quarter by 2.8 million EUR to 43.4 million EUR, Postimees Online reports.
Common European and global issues for G-8 summit 
