AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHydrogen Push in Slovenia: ELES, Plinovodi and Yokogawa signed an MoU to build a nationwide low-carbon hydrogen ecosystem, aiming to strengthen critical energy infrastructure and link electricity, gas and hydrogen networks via a demonstration hydrogen plant and resilient digital solutions. Caves & Karst Spotlight: Slovenia is celebrating the UNESCO International Day of Caves and Karst for the first time on 13 September, after the 2025 UNESCO proclamation—an effort led with the International Union of Speleology (based in Postojna) to boost research, education and protection of caves, karst landscapes and groundwater. Maritime Digital Upgrade: Slovenia opened testing for the updated EMSWe (European Maritime Single Window environment) application, with a 2027 production rollout planned and feedback invited from users via the test portal. Waste Policy Debate: Malta’s business lobby is urging a phased “pay-as-you-throw” household charging system to push waste prevention, recycling and better source separation. Local Water & Sewage Priorities: Moldova’s EU-region reform push for voluntary local amalgamation highlights water and sewage, roads and essential services as top funding targets.
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