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Ministry of Energy

Public authority · Lithuania

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3
positions filed
in the 665 files tracked
3
legislative files
of 665 tracked
0
with a full position paper
attached to a submission

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Their record over time

Ministry of Energy filed 3 positions between 28 Nov 2023 and 9 Oct 2025, across 3 of the 665 legislative files tracked here.

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What they argued

Rationalisation of reporting requirementsfiled 28 Nov 2023source

A considerable number of cases where it is necessary to assess the administrative burden or submit other types of reports during the preparation of legal acts arise in cases where the provisions of European Union legal acts are transposed into national law.

Revision of the EU’s energy security frameworkfiled 9 Oct 2025source

We agree with the approach proposed by the Commission and acknowledge the importance of updating the legislative framework with the lessons learnt in the recent years. However, the revision should not add to the already existing administrative burden for the Member States, but enhance flexibility and clarity.

Fitness check – energy security architecturefiled 26 Nov 2024source

During the energy crisis that emerged in 2021 and deepened in 2022, the Hungarian Government emphasized its belief that the key to addressing these challenges lies on the supply side, not the demand side. In our view, expanding supply sources and routes can increase the availability and volume of natural gas, effectively reducing the risk of energy supply disruptions.

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