Tarmo Kärsna, the head of business development at Alexela, an Estonian energy company, reassures the public amidst rising fuel prices that the supply of fuel will not be an issue in the near future. Notably, diesel prices have recently crossed the emotional threshold of two euros per liter in Estonia, prompting concerns among consumers. Kärsna emphasizes that the local fuel pricing is significantly influenced by global conflicts and cannot be directly affected by Estonian fuel company executives. Therefore, fluctuations in energy costs are often a result of international crises rather than local market conditions.

Kärsna elaborates on the dynamics of fuel pricing at gas stations, explaining that prices tend to rise rapidly during crises but decrease at a much slower rate afterward. He aims to provide clarity to consumers on why fuel prices can be so volatile and often reflective of broader geopolitical events. Additionally, Kärsna acknowledges the importance of keeping the public informed during times of uncertainty in energy prices, especially as many people depend on stable fuel costs for their daily activities.

Beyond his work in energy, Tarmo Kärsna also plays a pivotal role in the Estonian sports community as the president of the biathlon federation. He expresses hope for improved performance and even medals in upcoming competitions, situating sports as a unifying and hopeful aspect of national pride amidst economic challenges.