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The interconnection between regulation and technological efficiency for solar power plant development

Year: 2025

Type: article

Abstract: In Lithuania, solar energy is expanding rapidly. In 2020, the installed capacity of solar power plants was 170 MW, and by 2025, it exceeded 900 MW. This growth reflects not only technological progress but also an increasing interest from consumers and businesses. With rising electricity consumption and more solar modules being installed, it is becoming increasingly important to analyse how technological efficiency is evolving in the Lithuanian climate and the influence of the legal framework on this process. Properly coordinated technical and legal development can ensure the sustainable and long-term advancement of solar energy. This research paper explores the interplay between legal solutions and technological efficiency in the development of solar power plants, analyses the main challenges facing Lithuania and the EU, and identifies areas that remain underexplored. Directions for further research are provided, emphasising system optimisation and long-term performance.

Source: Computational Science and Techniques

DOI: 10.15181/csat.v9.2503

Authors: Gintaras Taurinskas, Gintvilė Šimkonienė

Institution: Klaipėda University

Language: English

Topic: Energy Law and Policy

Subfield: Information Systems and Management

Field: Decision Sciences

Domain: Social Sciences

SDGs: Affordable and clean energy, Industry, innovation and infrastructure, Climate action

Open Access status: gold

Estimated APC paid: $161