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Lithuania closes its 'Chernobyl' plant

04 January 2010

Lithuania shut down its nuclear power plant in Ignalina last week, raising fears of increased energy dependency on Russia and of a further blow to an already recession-hit economy

Lithuania has closed its Ignalina power station as part of a deal to join the EU. The plant had the same design as the Russian Chernobyl plant.

www.euractiv.com

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