By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

The text strongly emphasizes the needs and challenges facing rural areas, specifically naming the Lake Peipus region, Setomaa, Mulgimaa, and the islands. It provides examples regarding the Tartu-Jõgeva road section and invites Tallinn politicians to visit these rural areas to see things for themselves. The text criticizes city politicians for their lack of understanding regarding the realities of rural life and stresses the necessity of maintaining an even distribution of settlement across Estonia.

It focuses primarily on national issues, particularly energy policy and its impact on Estonian consumers. It addresses Estonian-Latvian energy interconnections and their effect on local electricity prices. It emphasizes protecting the interests of Estonian consumers within the context of international energy projects.

He/She highlights specific experiences from Jõgeva County, where he/she served as county governor, demonstrating a strong connection to local-level issues. Finland's experience in the education system is mentioned as a model for Estonia. The focus is primarily on nationwide questions, but regional examples are used to support the arguments.

It focuses heavily on Estonia's energy security and domestic production. It highlights the Estonian pellet industry and its potential for local electricity generation. Narva power plants are mentioned as a potential site for utilizing pellet dust. The international focus primarily encompasses energy interconnections between the Nordic and Baltic countries.

Focuses strongly on Estonian energy security and local solutions. Highlights the potential of the Narva energy sector and the use of pellets produced in Estonia. Addresses Estonian-Finnish energy interconnections from the perspective of national interests, emphasizing the need for its own dispatchable power.

It specifically mentions the public transport systems of Tartu, Tallinn, and Võru in the context of biogas. It emphasizes the importance of the Narva power plants for Estonia's energy supply. It primarily focuses on nationwide energy issues but highlights regional examples to support its arguments.