By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the procedural and technical issues surrounding e-voting, focusing on the complexity of proving the voluntary nature of the vote. Awareness of the international context is also demonstrated, specifically by drawing a comparison with Russia and Venezuela.

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise regarding the energy market and exchange mechanisms, citing specific data and statistics, such as the 15-fold price difference compared to Finland and the assertion that 89% of Nord Pool transactions are speculative. Separate emphasis is placed on the issues surrounding electricity transmission capacity and the role of the Estonian state-owned Elering in price formation and generating profits. The expertise also covers the necessity of repairing the Narva power plants and utilizing oil shale resources.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in macroeconomics, fiscal policy (tax increases), and energy policy (subsidies). This expertise is evident in the precise citation of previous ministerial quotes and their verification using Riigikogu transcripts or ERR sources. In particular, the speaker's knowledge of market economy principles and the expenditure of state subsidies is highlighted.