Across the region, cleantech momentum was driven by ambitious national strategies and expanding public-private support. “In 2024, Lithuania’s cleantech ecosystem reached new milestones—from transformative green infrastructure investments to bold policy shifts and innovative funding programs,” noted Laima Balčiūnė, Director for Lithuania. In Latvia, progress continued through increased climate targets and early-stage support. As Imants Martinsons, Director for Latvia, observed: “Despite structural challenges such as limited piloting infrastructure and access to scale-up capital, the Baltics are increasingly positioning themselves as a dynamic and agile testbed for cleantech solutions in Europe and beyond.” Together, the three countries are proving that compact, innovation-driven ecosystems can shape Europe’s green future.
Baltic Cleantech Q1 Briefing 2025
This is a brief insight into the first quarter of 2025 in the Baltic cleantech sector.
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