At its peak, 88% of Lithuania's electricity was generated by the Ignalina nuclear power plant, more than twenty years ago

Omissions

• The 88% peak corresponds specifically to 1993 (more than thirty years before the session, not merely 'more than twenty'), when both RBMK-1500 units were operating; the share fell to about 70% by the plant's closure in 2009.
• No primary source (IAEA, Eurostat, Lithuanian statistics office) stating the exact 88% figure was located within the search budget; the figure is corroborated only by secondary sources.

Sources

• SecondaryNucNet (Nuclear News Agency) — 'Lithuania Sets New World Record for Nuclear Power'The Ignalina nuclear power station in Lithuania has put the country into the nuclear energy record books by generating just over 88% of the republic's electricity.
• SecondaryCafeBabel — 'Energy in Lithuania: tick A, B or C for nuclear, renewable or both'In 1993, Lithuania beat the world record with 88% of its energy coming from nuclear power stations.
• SecondaryWorld Nuclear Association — 'Nuclear Power in Lithuania'Lithuania closed its last nuclear reactor, which had been generating 70% of its electricity, at the end of 2009.