By Plenary Sessions: Tiit Maran

Skeptical of large commercial interests and lobbying within the energy sector, emphasizing that business profitability does not translate into profitability for the state and the taxpayer. It calls for an analysis of economic suitability when making decisions and questions the alleged cost-effectiveness of nuclear energy compared to power generated by offshore wind farms.

The management structures for the national economy and environmental investments are discussed, but economic policy standpoints are absent.

The speaker is fundamentally opposed to tax increases, stating that no law raising taxes can ever be a good law. He sharply criticizes current economic models based on endless, accelerating growth in a limited space, deeming them unsustainable. He views the car tax primarily as a means of achieving environmental objectives, rather than a measure for filling the state coffers.