By Plenary Sessions: Siim Pohlak

The speaker focuses on the foundational principles of the nation-state and the purpose of establishing the Estonian state (the preservation of the nation, language, and culture). The analysis is rather ideological and value-based, treating the right to vote as a privilege belonging to citizens. Technical data, statistics, or detailed legal arguments are not utilized.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the specifics of energy policy and the electricity market, citing concrete price levels (4–5 cents versus 30–50 cents per kilowatt-hour) and megawatt-hour prices (300–500 euros). Particular emphasis is placed on the knowledge of the desynchronization date and the associated risks, which the government failed to model or stress-test.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the energy sector, referencing specific electricity price peaks (500 EUR/MWh) and the cost of wind energy projects (2.5–2.6 billion euros). A key technical problem is emphasized: the absence of electricity when the wind is not blowing, which calls into question the rationale behind the current strategy. The analysis is directed toward criticizing the economic impact and reliability of the energy policy.