By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

Economic perspectives focus on fiscal discipline and transparency, demanding clear figures regarding the allocation of 2.6 billion and the potential cost increase stemming from indexing. The speaker is closely monitoring the government’s consultations with market participants, such as Utilitas and Enefit Green.

Economic perspectives center on fiscal responsibility and consumer protection, raising concerns over the final cost of the 2.6 billion euro subsidy and its subsequent indexation. There is a demand for transparent cost calculation, indicating a cautious approach toward large state subsidies.

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Expresses concern regarding the competitiveness of Estonia's future energy price in 2040, despite significant capacity expansion. Emphasizes the importance of the cost of capital (the price of money) for major national energy developments and explores ways to reduce this cost. Supports considering the option of applying to Europe for an exemption concerning oil shale.

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