Lithuania's photovoltaic market has changed dramatically in just a few years. By mid-2026, installed capacity had reached approximately 3.5 GW, after passing the 3 GW milestone at the end of the previous year. What makes this development particularly interesting is how that capacity is being built. Distributed generation is playing a major role, with households and small-scale producers becoming increasingly active participants in electricity generation.
Source: The Voice of Renewables, “Lithuania’s Renewable Energy Boom: Solar, Wind, and Battery Storage Today — and What’s Coming Next”
This growth is bringing photovoltaics closer to the places where electricity is actually consumed. Residential rooftops, small businesses and commercial surfaces are becoming part of a more distributed energy system, a variety of applications where Peimar's module portfolio can respond to different project requirements and contribute to the continued expansion of photovoltaics across Europe.
