AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCO2 Storage Milestone: Denmark officially opened the EU’s first full-scale permanent CO2 storage site as INEOS’ Greensand begins commercial operations at Port of Esbjerg, aiming to store 400,000 tonnes per year and scale up to 4–8 million. EU Budget Fight: EU long-term budget talks for 2028–2034 are intensifying, with sharp divisions over industrial competitiveness, security/defence, and cohesion/agriculture as elections in Italy, Spain, Poland and France loom. Social Media Rules: Germany clarified visa-free entry for children living with parents, while across Europe governments are tightening children’s social media access under proposals like the EU KIDS Act. Denmark-Russia Tensions: Denmark condemned a Russian frigate for firing flares near a Danish military helicopter, prompting diplomatic action and renewed security concerns. Sports in Copenhagen: The World Road Running Championships kick off in Copenhagen this weekend, with Kenya targeting the 5km titles. International Trade & Conflict: Iraq welcomed Western restrictions on trade in goods from Israeli settlements, calling it a step toward international law. Business & Energy: Jet financiers are shifting focus from aircraft shortages to soaring fuel and borrowing costs, while offshore wind continues to evolve with new leadership moves.
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