Lithuania Experiences Rooftop PV Uptick

Name: Yearly Installed PV Capacity Lithuania
Creator: National Energy Regulatory Council, Litgrid

Values in MWdc.

	Residential (≤20 kW)	Small Commercial (>20 ≤100 kW)	Medium Commercial (>100 ≤500 kW)	Large Commercial and Small Industrial (>500 ≤1000 kW)	Medium-large Industry (>1000 ≤5000 kW)	Utility (>5000 kW)
2021	65.2	15	3.5	1.6	1.7	8
2022	207	90.5	8	2.5	3	6
2023	241	134	18	2.5	3.5	137
2024	287.1	180.1	23.5	5.2	6.1	368
2025	355.9	212.1	24	7.4	8.3	314.4

Yearly Installed PV Capacity Lithuania — Source: National Energy Regulatory Council, Litgrid

The rooftop segment has developed into a driving force of the Lithuanian PV segment. According to estimations by EUPD Research, out of the 922 MW installed in 2025, residential installations accounted for 38.6% of installations, while the small commercial (23%), medium commercial (2.6%), large commercial and small industrial (0.8%), medium-large industry (0.9%), and utility (34.1%) segments make up the rest.

Frequently asked questions

What is the total installed photovoltaic (PV) capacity projected for Lithuania in 2025?

EUPD Research estimates Lithuania’s total installed photovoltaic (PV) capacity will reach 922 MW in 2025. This projection highlights the significant growth in the Lithuanian PV segment, driven by various market segments including residential, commercial, industrial, and utility installations.

What share of Lithuania's total PV installations is projected for the residential segment in 2025?

The residential segment is projected to account for 38.6% of Lithuania’s total PV installations in 2025, according to estimations by EUPD Research. This makes residential installations a primary driving force within the Lithuanian PV market, contributing significantly to the overall 922 MW capacity.

What is the combined market share of commercial and industrial PV installations in Lithuania projected for 2025?

The combined market share for commercial and industrial PV installations in Lithuania is projected to be 27.3% in 2025. This includes 23% from small commercial, 2.6% from medium commercial, 0.8% from large commercial and small industrial, and 0.9% from medium-large industry, as estimated by EUPD Research.

What percentage of Lithuania's total PV installations is attributed to the utility segment in 2025?

The utility segment is projected to account for 34.1% of Lithuania’s total PV installations in 2025, according to EUPD Research. While the rooftop segment is a driving force, utility-scale projects still represent a substantial portion of the country’s anticipated 922 MW installed capacity.