By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Kruuse

The speaker demonstrates expertise in healthcare financial matters, citing specific deficit figures (147 million) and criticizing the dismissal of 100 million euros as insignificant. Furthermore, he/she raises regulatory issues concerning the introduction of medicines to the European Union market and directly links the level of education to life expectancy and healthcare costs.

The speaker exhibits deep knowledge in energy policy and production, employing specific terminology (terawatt, dispatchable energy sources) and referencing expert opinions concerning biogas production capacity. Furthermore, they address systemic issues like peak consumption, the renewable energy package, and the danger of over-investment within the European energy market.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of energy production and wind farms, utilizing terminology such as "offshore wind farm investment" and "statistically significantly higher wind resources." The focus is on techno-economic arguments concerning production efficiency and overall cost.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in educational matters by differentiating between academic and emotional/empathetic reasons for study attrition and by referencing the role of non-formal education. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of quantitative analysis and reliable research to substantiate political objectives and avoid mere compliance.