By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

Expresses strong opposition to the government’s energy policy, particularly state subsidies for offshore wind farms and infrastructure projects. It consistently criticizes the rise in electricity prices and the operations of state-owned enterprises, emphasizing the need for market competition in the energy sector. It demands clear answers regarding electricity pricing and argues that the current system harms consumers.

Strongly articulates the positions of the Isamaa party, emphasizing the preservation of oil shale energy and criticizing the government's energy policy. It supports regional development and the autonomy of local governments, expressing opposition to the central government's top-down decisions. Furthermore, it demands clear answers regarding the future of educational institutions and stresses the necessity of practical solutions.

The speaker takes a clear stance on the issues of Estonian energy independence and security, strongly criticizing reliance solely on wind and solar energy as an insufficient solution. They support biomass-based energy production, especially the use of wood chips and pellets for electricity generation, emphasizing the potential of the Estonian forestry sector. These positions are clearly policy-driven and based on energy security arguments.