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Orlen boosts capacity at Butinge crude terminal by 20%
01.02.2018Lithuania's oil refining and transportation company Orlen Lietuva has installed a new 52,000-cubic-meter oil tank at its Butinge terminal, informs LETA/BNS.
Keyword tags: Energy, Good for Business, Lithuania, Oil, Port, Transport
Number of Tallinn residents grows by 396 in January
01.02.2018The number of registered residents of Tallinn grew by 396 during January to 449,160 as at Feb. 1, 2018, data available from the population register shows, cites LETA/BNS.
Estonia okays handover of land plots to embassies of Finland, Russia, China
01.02.2018The Estonian government decided on Thursday to make three Tallinn land plots which it has previously decided to give to the embassies of Finland, Russia and China formally properties of the state, which is necessary for subsequent transfer of title to the plots to the respective embassies, informs LETA/BNS.
Latvia to terminate bilateral investment treaties with Poland, Czech Republic at EU request
01.02.2018The Latvian parliament today sent to the committees for review the bills about termination of bilateral agreements with Poland and the Czech Republic about promotion and protection of investments in order to ensure compliance with the EU regulations, informs LETA.
airBaltic and Air Malta sign agreement on codeshare flights
01.02.2018Latvian airline airBaltic and the national airline of the Maltese Islands – Air Malta have concluded a cooperation agreement, known as code-share agreement, LETA learned from airBaltic, informed BC the airline.
Electricity consumption in Lithuania hits record high in 2017
Final electricity consumption in Lithuania rose by 2.8% in 2017 compared with 2016 to reach 10.76 terawatt-hours (TWh), the highest level since 1992, the power transmission system operator Litgrid said on February 1st, cites LETA/BNS.
Estonian PM in Dublin: Europe's difficult days a thing of the past now
Meeting with Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar in Dublin on Wednesday, Estonian head of government Juri Ratas was hopeful on the future of the European Union, informs LETA/BNS.
EU economy’s future: slow but positive growth
