AGP Executive Report
Last update: 40 minutes agoFood-chain Resilience: Suspected cyberattacks hit refrigeration systems at around 40 Delhaize supermarkets in Belgium and Luxembourg. The attacks raise concerns about food waste and the security of connected systems, though Delhaize said its shops remained open and food was safe. Weather & Farming: EU crop monitors say dry soils have hampered rapeseed emergence and winter-cereal sowing in Luxembourg and southern Belgium. At Findel, October was wetter and warmer than average, with 110mm of rain—33mm above normal. Hydrogen Infrastructure: Luxembourg approved the first phase of the Hy4Link pipeline, linking Thionville to Pétange. Construction must wait for environmental assessments and permits; the line is planned to carry renewable and low-carbon hydrogen. Local Environment: Grevenmacher’s council unanimously opposed an expansion of the Tanklux fuel depot. Biodiversity: At COP17, Luxembourg’s environment minister called for faster action to meet 2030 biodiversity targets as the EU launched a new nature-credits initiative.
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