By Plenary Sessions: Mario Kadastik

The focus is on the national level (economic competitiveness, planning procedures) and the international level (EU CO2 charges). Oil shale is referenced within the wider national energy economy context, rather than being limited to a narrow regional scope.

The focus is on national legislation and the transposition of the European Union directive. There are no regional or local issues.

The focus is on national energy policy, electricity consumption, and production capacity in Estonia, with an emphasis on system stability. There is a general mention of accelerating industrial and other planning processes, but specific regional interests or projects are absent.

The focus is clearly international and operates at the European Union level, addressing the processing of cross-border competition cases and managing relations with other member states. Particular attention is given to the differences in procedural rules across other European nations.

The focus is primarily on national competitiveness and succeeding in the international market. The regional aspect is addressed through the social dimension of major investments, prioritizing the creation of jobs outside Harju County. In the energy sector, the importance of international connections (the third Estonia-Finland connection and the fourth Estonia-Latvia connection) is emphasized.