By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

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The speaker emphasizes the need for cooperation, noting that the topic is not about stirring up trouble or malice, but a common necessity for light and electricity. However, he criticizes the minister's answers, indicating that no one in Estonia has responsibly created the necessary vision or thoroughly vetted solutions (for instance, regarding cross-use). He references earlier cooperation in parliament during the transposition of the cross-use directive.

The speaker strongly emphasizes the necessity of cross-parliamentary cooperation, urging the coalition and the opposition to create a joint 3–5 year plan for addressing economic and energy issues. The objective is to restore confidence and trust among businesses, noting that the economic recovery is the responsibility of the entire Estonian state. The speaker aims to reach an agreement beneficial to Estonian entrepreneurs in the near future.

The speaker requests that the draft bill proceed to deliberation and calls for the involvement of other committees (the National Defence Committee and the Environment Committee) to ensure an expert approach. Openness is expressed regarding amendments to the draft bill, such as the inclusion of other methods of alienation, should this prove necessary during the deliberation process.