AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEnergy Crisis in the Balkans: Record-low Danube levels are forcing Central and Eastern Europe to conserve electricity, with Hungary’s Paks nuclear plant pushed to the brink as cooling water becomes scarce. Emergency Measures: Romania reportedly used explosives to divert river water toward the Cernavodă nuclear site to prevent shutdowns, while regional governments coordinate demand cuts. Serbia Angle: The same drought is exposing Danube riverwrecks near Prahovo, including WWII Nazi warships—raising both cleanup and heritage concerns. Wider Europe: The Rhine also hit record lows in Germany and the Netherlands, threatening shipping and industry as another heatwave keeps pressure on power and water use. Tech & Trade Watch: Serbia and Zimbabwe signed new MoUs in Belgrade covering cooperation in trade, investment, agriculture, education, science and technology, and Serbia invited Zimbabwe to Expo 2027. Local Tech Consumer Trend: Heatwaves are boosting Serbia’s air-conditioning market, with Chinese brands gaining share on price, quality, and after-sales support.
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