AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoClimate Watch: As COP31 opens, the World Meteorological Organization warns 2026 is part of an exceptional run of global heat, with record-warm oceans and rising seas. A strong El Niño could intensify disruption into 2027. Luxembourg Energy: LSAP’s Georges Engel says the country must gradually move away from fuel tourism and cut energy use, pointing to building upgrades and more remote work. Luxembourg has also joined five EU leaders urging closer UK electricity-market ties to support clean energy and North Sea wind. Solar Shift: Beidweiler’s 290-metre RTL masts have been demolished to make way for solar energy. Wildlife: Luxembourg’s annual raccoon cull is nearing 2,000, but the Nature and Forestry Agency says eradication is no longer realistic; the invasive animals threaten native amphibians and birds’ eggs.
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