By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

Supports market competition in the energy sector and criticizes state subsidies (2.6 billion euros allocated for offshore wind farms). It expresses concern regarding tax increases (electricity excise duty, VAT) and demands transparency concerning costs. Furthermore, it criticizes the monopolistic behavior of state-owned enterprises and calls for the protection of consumer interests.

Supports market-based energy production and criticizes state subsidies for renewable energy projects. Argues that oil shale energy is economically the most efficient, when CO2 quotas are disregarded. Emphasizes the importance of using local resources and criticizes the import of foreign technologies.

It supports the economic utilization of local resources (biomass, wood chips, pellets) within the energy sector. It criticizes the dependence on energy imports from an economic standpoint. It emphasizes the necessity of competitive electricity generation and expresses concern regarding energy prices, comparing various production methods based on their cost-effectiveness.