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The chief executive of Energijos skirstymo operatorius (ESO), Renaldas Radvila, has resigned, effective later this month, following public criticism over the company's handling of a recent storm's aftermath. His departure comes as Audrius Ruseckas is set to take over as interim CEO. This leadership change marks a significant development for the nation's energy distribution operator. Economists are predicting potential financial challenges for the coming month and significant shifts in the market, with a new competitor emerging. Additionally, the implications of the new 'Tax Omnibus' directive for businesses are being discussed. In other news, a mass accident in the Kedainiai district resulted in five injuries and road closures, and military intelligence has reported on Russian information operations targeting Kaliningrad and electoral processes in August.

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Renaldas Radvila has resigned as the CEO of Energijos skirstymo operatorius (ESO), effective September 30, 2026. His resignation follows widespread criticism regarding the company's response to a record-breaking storm that hit Lithuania. Audrius Ruseckas, Head of ESO's Finance and Administration Service, will be appointed interim CEO from October 1, 2026.

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The CEO of the Energy Distribution Operator (ESO), Renaldas Radvila, has decided to resign, Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius announced in the Seimas on Thursday.

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Lithuanian military intelligence has reported that Russian information operations in August concentrated on Kaliningrad and electoral processes.

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