FAQ

What the free DAEI monitor and preliminary 2024 planning tools can do.

What is the DAEI obligation?

Obligated fuel suppliers in Lithuania must reach a rising renewable-energy share in road transport under the Law on Alternative Fuels. Falling short is penalised for every megajoule below the target.

What does this product do?

Use the free public monitor for a preliminary 2024 exposure estimate and a separately cited headline schedule to 2030. With an account, explore a preliminary 2024 position and print a decision-support report. Neither tool files a report for you.

Is the monitor free?

Yes. You can use the monitor without an account. The preliminary 2024 calculator and printable report require an account; no payment is requested on this page.

Are the figures official?

The tools draw on the law and public Baltpool data, but the model works at fuel-category level and has cap-handling limitations. Reconcile any result with your Baltpool registry and current legal requirements. It is not an official filing.

Which country do you cover?

The current estimate and calculator use a 2024 model for Lithuania. The monitor also shows a cited headline schedule through 2030; it does not calculate a complete later-year position.

Can I buy a subscription here?

This site does not quote a paid plan or offer checkout on this page. You can use the public monitor now and create an account for the preliminary 2024 tools. Contact us for commercial questions.
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