Aleksei Jevgrafov: Market data shows that controllable oil shale electricity is competitive
Aleksei Jevgrafov discusses Estonia's energy policy and the challenges in maintaining controllable and independent electricity production.
The Nuclear Energy and Safety Act Draft Moves Forward to the Riigikogu
The Estonian government has approved a draft law for a comprehensive legal framework for nuclear energy and safety, which is now moving to the Riigikogu for discussion.
The government proposes to cancel the increase in energy carriers' excise duty
The Estonian government has proposed to cancel the planned increase in energy carriers' excise duties to alleviate the financial burden on citizens and businesses amid rising fuel prices.
The fuel price relief measures have been withdrawn - now everything depends on one card
The Estonian government decided to cancel the planned spring tax increases on fuel while announcing participation in an International Energy Agency program for crisis reserves.
The government decided to cancel the planned tax increases for May
The Estonian government has canceled planned tax increases on energy carriers scheduled for May to alleviate the impact of rising fossil fuel prices due to the US-Israel conflict affecting Iran.
A decision will be made tomorrow regarding the sale of Estonia's fuel reserves
Estonia is set to make an official decision tomorrow about its participation in the International Energy Agency's initiative to sell oil and oil products from state reserves on the world market to alleviate price pressures.
New wind farm auction raises concerns among major market players
The Estonian government's decision to conduct a new auction for land wind farms is causing concerns among major market players about inadequate pricing for investment and operational costs.
Briefing in the Riigikogu with Michal, Pakosta, and Ligi
The Riigikogu briefing will be attended by Prime Minister Kristen Michal and two ministers who will address various policy and crisis-related questions.
What is essential for Estonian electricity production?
Emeritus Professor Tõnu Lehtla discusses the crucial aspects of electricity production in Estonia.
Parts: we need a fundamental shift in energy management
Former Prime Minister Juhan Parts argues for a significant shift in energy policy, suggesting it is possible to correct the current government's mistakes with support from coalition parties.
The completion of climate-resilient economy roadmaps is delayed
The Estonian Ministry of Climate has announced that the completion of its climate-resilient economy roadmaps will be delayed by a month beyond the initial February deadline, with final consultations ongoing.
Reinsalu: continuing with chance-based energy is not a solution
Estonian politician Urmas Reinsalu criticizes the government's decision to initiate a new tender for renewable energy, arguing it is not justified and questioning the effectiveness of government guarantees in energy projects.
The government decided to organize the auction of land wind farms
The Estonian government has authorized a tender for land-based wind farms with a capacity of up to two terawatt-hours to enhance renewable energy production and reduce dependence on imported electricity.
Priit Sibul: Estonia's quota trading balance is in deep deficit
Priit Sibul critiques Estonia's emissions trading system and highlights its negative impact on the country's energy system.
Energy Debate: The government plans to back major investments instead of subsidies
Estonian government is shifting its energy strategy towards guarantees for large projects instead of subsidies to stabilize electricity prices.
The refurbishment of oil shale power plants is currently cheaper than the construction of gas plants
The refurbishment of Estonia's oil shale power plants remains more cost-effective than building new gas power plants, according to Elering.
The Renovation of Oil Shale Power Plants is Currently Cheaper than the Construction of Gas Plants
Renovating existing oil shale power plants is currently more cost-effective than building new gas plants in Estonia, but this situation is expected to change in the coming years.
The Ministry of Climate has announced the bill for the support of wind farms to be presented to the public
The Estonian Ministry of Climate has revealed the costs associated with a new renewable energy procurement process focused on supporting wind farms.
RAIN EPLER: Estonian energy policy needs focus, not slogans
Estonian lawmaker Rain Epler argues that the current EU and Estonian energy policy, which prioritizes uncontrolled renewable energy sources like wind and solar, is fundamentally flawed and poses strategic risks.
Andres Noodla: Support for Overlapping Production Capacities – What Could Be Estonia's Energy Market Policy?
Andres Noodla discusses the Estonian government's energy policy and its goals for ensuring energy security and transitioning to a clean energy economy.
Live at 3 PM: Michal and three ministers respond to inquiries in the Riigikogu
The Estonian Riigikogu is set to witness responses from Prime Minister Kristen Michal and three ministers to queries regarding key issues facing the country, including rising absolute poverty and energy policy impacts.