By Months: Mario Kadastik

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the legislative process, accurately detailing committee sessions and the legal department's position regarding the necessity of a majority vote of the body. The professional focus is on the regulation of the telecommunications market, posing detailed questions regarding the speed of number portability, its effect on pricing, and market volatility.

The speaker demonstrates strong expertise in the economic and transport sectors, particularly regarding traffic insurance, the regulation of electric scooters, and trailer insurance. They utilize detailed statistics (accident figures, scale of damages) and technical terminology (battery passport, kilowatt-hours), and possess a thorough understanding of European Union directives. Furthermore, they are knowledgeable about energy market price variations between weekdays and weekends and the resulting impact on the manufacturing industry.

Demonstrates profound expertise in the fields of energy (renewable energy support schemes, nuclear energy timeline, the prime cost of oil shale) and economic policy (capital availability, R&D programs, productivity indicators). Utilizes specific numerical data (e.g., 1,400 experts, 0.24 cents/kWh, 170–200 euros/MWh) and references specific programs (AIRE, TI-Hüpe, ENMAK). It explains in detail why supporting wind energy is reasonable, but supporting solar energy or energy storage is not.

Possesses very strong expertise in the electricity market, energy sector, and regulations, utilizing precise technical terminology (e.g., frequency market, Balance Responsible Party, depreciation/amortization, capacity vs. energy). Provides detailed explanations of the regulated structure of the electricity market and the mechanisms for investment recovery, frequently presenting mathematical calculations (e.g., the effect of connection fees on the kWh price) to effectively counter objections. Also knowledgeable regarding aviation environmental charges (SAF) and the analysis of international grid disturbances (Spain).

The speaker demonstrates deep expertise in the functioning of the energy market (marginal pricing, capital cost, OpEx) and energy policy (ENMAK, island operation). They make extensive use of technical terminology and specific numerical data, particularly in the fields of physics and acoustics, explaining the exponential nature of the decibel scale and infrasound pressure differentials. They consistently correct inaccurate figures and forecasts presented by opponents (e.g., the price of CO2 quotas, the production cost of oil shale, battery capacities).

The speaker possesses profound expertise regarding the operation of the energy market, support schemes (competitive tenders versus fixed tariffs), or fixed fees, and infrastructure financing, detailing how Estlink 3 is funded through congestion charges. They utilize specific data (e.g., the prime cost of oil shale at €200/MWh) and technical terminology. Furthermore, the speaker demonstrates knowledge concerning reforms in science funding and the importance of fundamental sciences (physics, chemistry, biology).

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in the Electricity Market Act and energy infrastructure regulations, meticulously addressing limitations on the length of direct lines, the methodology for calculating connection tariffs, and the rules governing double taxation. They elaborate on technical aspects, such as isolated grid operation, transmission network developments, and mechanisms for recovering fixed costs. This expertise is further highlighted by the clear explanation of complex legal nuances (e.g., conflicts with EU directives and constitutional breaches).