By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

It strongly supports free enterprise and competitiveness, stressing that revenue is generated solely through business activity, not from the state budget. It criticizes tax hikes and their negative impact on the economy, citing increases in fuel and alcohol excise duties as examples. It advocates for the equal treatment of entrepreneurs and the improvement of competitive conditions. It warns that misguided government policies will drive businesses to neighboring countries and reduce tax revenue.

Strongly supports the optimization of costs and the efficient use of resources in the energy sector. It expresses concern over high electricity prices and opposition to additional taxes on consumers. It emphasizes the need for fair compensation for landowners and supports the use of local resources (pellets) instead of imported alternatives. Its economic views are pragmatic and emphasize cost-effectiveness.

The speaker supports private enterprise in the energy sector, arguing that the LNG terminal should be a private company rather than a state-run project. He is critical of the government’s energy management decisions, which have caused gas prices to rise.

Strongly supports entrepreneurial freedom and criticizes tax hikes as inhibitors of economic growth. It stresses the need to support local production and achieve energy independence. It demands that the price of CO2 quotas be capped at 30 euros to guarantee the competitiveness of oil shale electricity. It also criticizes public sector spending, especially the payment of bonuses for non-performance.