By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

The speaker has a strong regional focus on Saaremaa, where he himself lives, and Hiiumaa. He sharply criticizes the planned fourth electricity connection to Latvia, which is routed through Saaremaa and is estimated to cost 1.3–2 billion euros. This connection is linked to an offshore wind farm project. He emphasizes the opposition of local residents and the damage it would cause to nature. He highlights that local needs (specifically, network redundancy or ring supply) could be covered much more affordably (for 50–100 million euros).

A strong regional focus on Saaremaa and Baltic energy interconnections. Particular emphasis is placed on the planning of the Latvian fourth connection running through Saaremaa, the construction of which the speaker strongly opposes in order to prevent the "desecration of Saaremaa's nature." Also mentioned are the Estlink 3 connection to Finland and the issue of Baltic island operation (saartalitlus).

The focus is entirely on national fiscal policy and the impact of European-level monetary policy (central bank guidelines) on the Estonian economy. There is no regional or local emphasis.

The focus is on regional infrastructure projects, particularly the electrical connections affecting Saaremaa and Hiiumaa. Emphasis is placed on the impact of the fourth Estonia-Latvia connection on Saaremaa, as well as alternative solutions (such as a 110-kilovolt cable via Hiiumaa) for resolving local issues.

The focus is directed toward national issues (the state of the Estonian economy and defense matters) and international topics (the role of the European Union and the war on our doorstep). Specific attention to local or regional problems is absent.