AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoClimate & Water Stress: Nine European countries, including Luxembourg, logged their driest August on record, with water scarcity covering about 58% of EU territory as heat and drought intensify under climate change. Renewables in Luxembourg: Soler marks 25 years of wind growth, with 77 turbines now operating and more under construction, but nature-conservation permitting is still slowing expansion toward 2030 targets. Sustainable Transport Access: Greenpeace research flags rising public transport prices across Europe’s capitals, pushing calls for affordable “climate tickets” to make low-carbon mobility easier to use. Local Food Supply Resilience: Luxlait will take on 68 dairy farms after EKABE contract changes, with a four-year transition and a sustainability review to decide whether cooperation continues beyond 2031. Aviation Decarbonisation: EASA reports EU sustainable aviation fuel reached 2.8% in 2025, beating the 2% ReFuelEU target and expanding supply to 121 airports. Nature & Monitoring Tech: OQ Technology won an Australian contract to use satellite-enabled sensing for forest monitoring, disaster resilience and ecosystem health. EU Policy & Farming Funding: Luxembourg’s agriculture commissioner Christophe Hansen says proposed CAP cuts could be hard to distribute fairly, as negotiations continue.
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