Lithuanian renewable energy congress – 7th edition

MEET LitRES SPEAKERS

Kai Rintala

Managing Director

Taaleri Energia

Jelena Dilienė

Board Member

VERT

Paulius Zapolskis

Partner

TEGOS

Martynas Nagevičius

President

Lithuanian Renewable Energy Confederation

AGENDA

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