Estonia's Minister of Energy and the Environment, Andres Sutt, has completed a new version of the Climate Resilient Economy Act, which the coalition plans to seek approval for and pass before the 2027 election.

Andres Sutt argues that building new oil shale power plants in Estonia defies economic logic and will not attract financing. His comments are a response to an opinion piece by Urmas Reinsalu.

Estonia's Minister of Energy and Environment, Andres Sutt, has temporarily suspended the drafting of a new Forest Law due to prolonged disagreements between the timber industry and nature conservation organizations.

Andres Sutt stated that the dismantling of the Emissions Trading System (ETS) is not sensible and lacks credible support in Europe, calling the debate 'busywork' and warning against misleading voters with false expectations.

Estonia's Minister of Energy and the Environment, Andres Sutt, has paused work on the long-prepared Forest Act due to unresolved conflicts between industry and conservationists regarding forest use.

Estonia is focusing on increasing its domestic energy production to ensure energy security and affordable prices. A recent government decision aims to achieve this goal by developing new cheap and dispatchable power capacity.