By Plenary Sessions: Aleksei Jevgrafov

The political position is one of strong opposition to the government’s current energy strategy, particularly the rapid closure of the oil shale sector. The speaker urgently emphasizes the need to guarantee the nation's energy security through dispatchable capacity and demands investments in carbon-free oil shale energy (CO2 capture technologies). This stance is primarily results-driven, focusing on stability, affordable electricity, and accountability for the industry.

The political position focuses on the effectiveness of government activity in the education sector, challenging the minister's claims regarding improvements in the situation in Narva. The speaker adopts a firm stance, emphasizing that the quality of children's education is jeopardized due to insufficiently qualified teachers. This position is clearly results-oriented, demanding a concrete solution plan from the ministry.

The political position centers on strong opposition to the draft amendment of the Electricity Act, arguing that it imposes an unfair financial burden on consumers. The speaker stresses the need to guarantee energy security through the preservation and development of controllable oil shale energy, thereby opposing the government’s plan for a rapid transition to renewable energy. This stance is strongly value- and results-driven, focusing specifically on protecting the average citizen's wallet.

The political position strongly focuses on the need to consolidate healthcare information systems and resolve the deficit of the Health Insurance Fund. The speaker opposes fragmented, costly, and outdated IT solutions, demanding a nationally coordinated unified platform. Deep concern is also expressed regarding the loss of salary certainty for doctors and nurses starting in 2027, emphasizing the resulting threat to service availability and the sustainability of hospitals. The focus is directed toward system performance and the protection of the workforce.

The political focus is heavily geared towards preserving the oil shale sector and supporting the deployment of CO2 capture technology (CCS). The speaker is opposed to the government’s priorities, particularly regarding the massive investments allocated to offshore wind farms. This position is strongly policy- and performance-based, emphasizing the economic and social necessity of saving the existing industry.

Strong opposition to Draft Bill 555 amending the Electricity Market Act, as it jeopardizes the nation's energy security and economic competitiveness. The political focus is on securing controllable reserve capacity using oil shale energy, underscoring the necessity for a stable and affordable electricity supply. The stance is strongly outcome-based, warning against irreversible shutdowns and reliance on imports.