The declaration signed between the Lithuanian government and the Polish oil concern Orlen on Tuesday envisages the Polish company's investments in the Mažeikiai oil refinery and the same number of jobs, while the government should reconsider Public Service Obligation (PSO) tariffs for the company and examine the possibility of building a pipeline to Klaipeda.
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