By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

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Economic views are strongly opposed to state subsidies and massive spending on renewable energy, which is widely seen as driving Estonia toward bankruptcy. It is emphasized that the consumer ultimately bears the burden of all costs (through tax hikes, network tariffs, or more expensive products), even if these expenses are not directly visible on the electricity bill. The preference is for cheap, already amortized oil shale energy, while the government’s tax increases (car tax, excise duties, VAT, land tax) and spending cuts are heavily criticized.

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