Tallinn Replaces Two Supervisory Council Members at Tallinna Vesi

Event summary

  • City of Tallinn recalls Priit Lello and Karolina Ebba Anna Ullman from Tallinna Vesi’s Supervisory Council effective March 23, 2026.
  • Andrei Korobeinik and Urmas Reinsalu appointed as new Supervisory Council members, terms running until March 22, 2029.
  • Korobeinik is an IT entrepreneur and Centre Party member; Reinsalu is a former Minister of Justice and Isamaa Party member.
  • Neither new appointee owns shares in Tallinna Vesi.

The big picture

The replacement of Supervisory Council members at Tallinna Vesi reflects a broader trend of political involvement in state-owned utilities. The appointments of Korobeinik and Reinsalu, both with strong political ties, suggest potential shifts in governance priorities. This move could signal increased scrutiny from regulators and stakeholders, particularly as Tallinn continues to manage its water and wastewater services under evolving market conditions.

What we're watching

Political Influence
How the appointment of politically active members may affect Tallinna Vesi’s operational independence.
Governance Dynamics
Whether the new Supervisory Council members will prioritize strategic shifts or maintain continuity.
Regulatory Scrutiny
The pace at which regulatory oversight may intensify given the political affiliations of the new appointees.

Related topics

Utilities