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By 2027, all metropolitan public transport, taxi and ride-hailing providers will be using renewable energy.
Today, transport generates 23% of all CO2 and 92 % of the energy consumed in the sector comes from petroleum products.
Research and innovation activities will need to be stepped up to achieve zero CO2 emissions by 2050.
We propose changing the light commercial transport used in cities to electric cars and to promote the production of such vehicles in Lithuania.
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Solar and wind energy
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Smart cities
Energy storage technologies
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Heating / cooling technologies
Circular economy