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Construction has wrapped on a 10 million euro green hydrogen plant on the grounds of Vilnius' second combined heat and power facility, and the site is now in testing ahead of production targeted for later this year (Biofuels Digest, 2026). The plant is being developed by Miesto gijos, the municipal heat supplier, working with Vilnius City Municipality, with MT Group serving as general contractor (Fuel Cells Works, 2026). Roughly seventy percent of the cost, about 5.64 million
