Visagino energija, UAB

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Visagino energija, UAB is a Lithuanian utility company operating in Visaginas, a town in the north-eastern part of the country. Visaginas was developed as a planned settlement for workers of the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant, and its infrastructure, including district heating and water services, was built to serve a concentrated urban population. The company's name directly links it to the municipality it serves. The available evidence does not specify the exact founding date or the original corporate structure of Visagino energija. Like many Lithuanian municipal utilities, it likely emerged from the reorganisation of local communal services after the restoration of independence in 1990, when heat supply, water supply and wastewater treatment were separated from Soviet-era municipal combines and turned into dedicated companies. However, this dossier does not assert a founding year because the supplied sources do not confirm one. What is documented is the company's current operational profile. Its official website describes a utility that manages centralised heating, hot water, drinking water and wastewater for the Visaginas area. It publishes annual performance figures: in 2025 it generated 98,114 MWh of heat, supplied 941,292 cubic metres of water and treated 993,931 cubic metres of wastewater. These figures indicate a mid-sized local utility serving a town of roughly 20,000 inhabitants and its surrounding industrial and residential customers. The company operates under the regulated tariff system of the Lithuanian district heating sector. Its homepage lists heat energy at 7.46 ct/kWh excluding VAT and hot water at EUR 7.62 per cubic metre excluding VAT, along with the separate components that make up these prices. It also provides information for independent heat producers, reflecting the legal framework that allows third parties to feed heat into the centralised network. In recent years, Visagino energija has continued to invest in service quality and compliance. In July 2026 it announced that its laboratory had expanded its scope of accreditation, a step that supports its monitoring of drinking water and wastewater quality. It also publishes emissions monitoring data, including CO2 quantities and fuel structure, in line with environmental reporting requirements. The company communicates with customers through a self-service portal and issues regular news updates on heating season procedures, hydraulic tests and infrastructure maintenance. Ownership and governance details are not provided in the available evidence. The company is registered as a UAB, the Lithuanian form of a private limited liability company, and it appears in public company registers. Its shareholders, management team and any parent organisation are not identified in the supplied sources, so this dossier leaves those fields open. The brand's public identity remains that of a local, service-oriented municipal utility rather than a nationally marketed commercial brand.

• Generated 98,114 MWh of heat, supplied 941,292 m³ of water and treated 993,931 m³ of wastewater.

• Hydraulic tests completed and hot water supply in Visaginas restored.

• The company's laboratory expanded its scope of accreditation.

• Announced a new heating season procedure effective from 1 October.

A local municipal utility focused on regulated heat and water services in Visaginas, Lithuania.

• Heat energy

  Centralised heat supplied through the district heating network; tariff 7.46 ct/kWh excl. VAT (9.03 ct/kWh incl. VAT).

• Hot water

  Hot water supplied to customers; tariff EUR 7.62/m³ excl. VAT (EUR 9.22/m³ incl. VAT).

• Drinking water and wastewater treatment

  Drinking water supply and wastewater treatment; tariff EUR 3.40/m³ excl. VAT (EUR 4.11/m³ incl. VAT).

• Laboratory testing

  Chemistry and bacteriological laboratory services for water quality monitoring; accreditation expanded in 2026.

1. 1Titulinis - Visagino energijavisaginoenergija.lt
2. 2Wikidata Q113466438wikidata.org