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EIB to lend €20 million for planned climate investments in Tauragė

The European Investment Bank will lend €20 million to Tauragė municipality in western Lithuania for planned sustainable mobility, energy-efficiency, renewable-energy and public-infrastructure projects.

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The loan is part of a wider investment programme worth more than €110 million, including EU and municipal funds. Plans include 16.9 kilometres of cycle paths, zero-emission buses, school renovations, and improvements to water and wastewater services.

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EIB backs Tauragė climate investments with €20 million loan

Financing amounts stated in the press release.

EIB loan20
Wider investment programme, minimum110
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Loan and municipal investment programme amounts in the EIB release; millions of euros. The programme total exceeds €110 million.

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