AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEnergy Transition Funding: Belgrade’s School of Electrical Engineering professor Nikola Rajaković says Serbia can quit coal by 2050, but needs USD15–20bn for grid, storage and new tech like hydrogen (RTS). Defense Tech in Serbia: Elbit Systems and Serbia’s SDPR plan a joint combat-drone factory in Simanovci around mid-September, with Elbit holding 51% and producing short-range attack drones plus longer-range unmanned systems and electronic warfare. Water Security Clash: Albania warns Serbia against any unilateral change to the Ibar River flow, citing transboundary water-law duties and risks for Kosovo’s water and energy systems. Danube Drought Impacts: Record-low Danube levels at Serbia’s Bezdan cut oil barge cargoes to about 25% of normal and reduce Iron Gate hydropower output to ~40%, pushing emergency electricity rationing. EUFOR Youth Peace Work: EUFOR STRATCOM presented its Bosnia and Herzegovina mandate to regional youth at PCRC’s “State of Peace” academy. Thermal Tech Contract: NORMA Group secured a €157m, 10-year thermal management order for future European vehicle platforms, with production assigned to its Serbian site. Media Safety Watch: NUNS reports July saw 19 cases targeting journalists, including death threats and smear campaigns, with local TV staff hit hardest.
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