AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEnergy & Sanctions: MOL got an OFAC green light to keep negotiating the purchase of Russia’s 56.15% stake in Serbia’s NIS until Oct 30, with a fresh one-month NIS operating license to keep the Pančevo refinery running through the winter. Transport Infrastructure: GKI says Hungary’s road spending hasn’t prevented deterioration: 43% of roads are in poor condition, and about 9.3 trillion forints are needed for an adequate network—pushing for repairs over new road builds. Power & Storage: Huawei and SolServices are building a €50m, 150 MW / 300 MWh battery energy storage project in Hungary, targeting commissioning in early 2027. Renewables Finance: Rezolv secured up to €561m for Romania’s Dama Solar (about 1.3 GWp), moving the project into construction after final approvals. Retail Tech: Coop Szeged opened Hungary’s first staffless supermarket model—automated shopping after hours via app/QR, with remote assistance available. Industry & Business: Ecopro reshuffled top leadership to back future growth in battery and semiconductor materials. Governance & Justice: A court ordered the arrest of former Orbán-era minister Miklós Seszták on suspected bribery and misuse of public funds.
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