By Plenary Sessions: Mario Kadastik

The speaker demonstrates expertise in aviation environmental requirements (SAF) and pricing structures, citing specific data regarding Lufthansa surcharges across various flight classes and regions. Precise figures (1 euro, 72 euros) and technical terminology (SAF, environmental impact surcharge) are utilized. They also reference prior involvement in the mathematical reasoning related to energy policy drafts.

The speaker demonstrates deep expertise in energy policy and grid economics, utilizing terms such as fixed connection fees, grid underutilization charges, and dispatchable capacity. Specific data is presented regarding the impact of the socialized fee (0.002–0.003 cents/kWh), effectively refuting claims of an enormous burden. Furthermore, they are well-versed in macroeconomic data, correcting the projected end date of the recession (mid-2024), and are knowledgeable about the cost dynamics of nuclear reactor construction and the influence of labor costs.

The speaker demonstrates profound technical expertise in the energy sector, utilizing precise terminology such as the frequency market, balance management, depreciation, and the regulated market. They present detailed calculations (e.g., the impact of a fixed connection fee being 0.02–0.05 cents/kWh) and explain the regulated nature of the electricity market, differentiating between capacity and energy. Furthermore, they are familiar with international grid issues (the Spain blackout) and the topics surrounding the desynchronization of the Baltic states.