EPSO-G, Lithuania’s energy transmission and exchange group, has revealed an ambitious strategic plan extending to 2035 to enhance Lithuanian energy independence, advance decarbonisation, and position the country as a green energy exporter. The plan focuses on sustainable growth, cross-sector partnerships, and investing 7-9 billion euros in infrastructure to support Lithuania's shift to a climate-neutral energy system. EPSO-G aims to synchronize with Continental European Networks, expand interconnections, and develop projects including hydrogen networks and long-term energy storage to reshape the energy system. The strategy emphasizes national energy security, talent cultivation, and corporate culture to adapt to industry demands. By attracting top talent, expanding renewable energy activities, and developing high-power chargers for heavy-duty transport, EPSO-G aims to maximize renewable energy potential in the Baltic Sea region. Capital investments will strengthen electricity transmission infrastructure, optimize gas transmission, and establish new hydrogen and carbon dioxide networks supported by a mix of equity, loans, and EU funding. The strategic plan is projected to enhance Lithuania's energy independence, drive economic growth, attract investments, and promote regional competitiveness, ultimately benefitting the state, residents, and businesses.