AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDanube Drought & Energy Shock: Record-low Danube levels are forcing major disruptions across Central and Eastern Europe, with Hungary’s Paks nuclear plant running at reduced capacity and some reactors offline as cooling water becomes scarce. Serbia Tech & Mobility: Beam Global deployed off-grid EV charging systems (EV ARC™) at Aqua Park Raj in Vrnjačka Banja, using renewable power and aiming to expand recurring-revenue EV infrastructure across Europe. Climate Risk to Finance: The European Central Bank warned that nature loss and extreme weather are becoming financial stability risks, pushing ecosystem decline into central-bank monitoring. Water Levels Expose History: As the Danube shrinks, WWII wrecks and even mammoth remains are emerging along the river, turning drought into an accidental “time capsule” for researchers and locals. Digital Trade Data for Serbia: Serbia’s National Bank launched a beta “International Trade in Goods” portal to let users build custom export/import tables and download results for analysis. Film Funding (Serbia in focus): IFFR’s Hubert Bals Fund selected 20 development projects, including two from Serbia, with grants aimed at supporting Eastern and South-Eastern European filmmakers.
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