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  1. Starship Technologies, based in Estonia, is expanding its operations and seeking growth in European markets, having already claimed 20 percent of the market.
  2. Estonia calls for deeper trade, investment, and technology partnerships to drive economic growth.

Estonia Launches Joint Study to Chart Future National Energy Strategy

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The Estonian business community, energy companies, and public institutions have begun a joint study to determine the most cost-efficient way to meet the country’s future electricity demand. The initiative, announced on September 25, 2026, compares various combinations of electricity generation, storage capacity, and cross-border connections. The study is coordinated by the Estonian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and is expected to conclude in February 2027.

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The research aims to provide the country’s next government with a common evidence base for energy policy decisions following the parliamentary elections. It offers investors a clearer view of the infrastructure the nation may require to meet future energy needs.

Estonia is currently seeking deeper trade, investment, and technology partnerships to drive economic growth, including from its base in Starship Technologies.

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  • The Ministry of Climate could benefit from the study by gaining a common evidence base for future energy policy decisions.

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