It seems that Eesti Energia and Estonia are on the same side. The carbon taps have been turned off and it is no longer possible to manage with fossil electricity. But there is no other decent electricity – and probably never will be. Andrus Durejko, chairman of the board of Eesti Energia, recalls the bear joke from the cover of a children's book from the previous occupation. The poor thing has a fork in his ass and doesn't want to scream for hel…
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It seems that Eesti Energia and Estonia are on the same side. The carbon taps have been turned off and it is no longer possible to manage with fossil electricity. But there is no other decent electricity – and probably never will be. Andrus Durejko, chairman of the board of Eesti Energia, recalls the bear joke from the cover of a children's book from the previous occupation. The poor thing has a fork in his ass and doesn't want to scream for hel…