By Plenary Sessions: Tiit Maran

Economic views are cautious, questioning the affordability of nuclear energy by citing contradictory data and its high price compared to offshore wind farms. There is a strong emphasis on protecting taxpayers, warning against the hidden costs associated with building a state-owned system.

Economic perspectives stress sustainability and the minimization of environmental harm as core requirements for all economic activity. The politician is critical of aggressively implementing this new type of economy, arguing that it could lead to a loss of biodiversity (for example, 'green deserts') or the unsustainable exploitation of natural resources (like phosphorite). Regenerative agriculture is favored over the industrial model, which is known to pollute the marine environment.