Ignitis and its renewables subsidiary have proposed postponing the Curonian Nord offshore wind development and revising its timetable with Lithuania’s energy and finance ministries, Splash247 reports. The planned project has a capacity of 700 MW.

The proposal would preserve the option of restarting when conditions improve. Preparatory work continues, with a construction permit targeted for 2027 and a decision on the project’s future expected by the end of 2026, according to the report. A proposed postponement is not a completed cancellation.

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Source: Splash247 · original report