AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWater & Energy Shock: Record-low Danube and lake levels are hitting Hungary’s economy hard, with Lake Velence down to ~20 cm, beaches closing, dead fish reported, and Paks nuclear output reportedly falling to around 25% as cooling water becomes scarce. Shipping & Logistics: The same drought is paralyzing Danube freight, with navigation near-standstill and fears of higher costs and weaker harvest exports. Heatwave Fallout: Across Europe, wildfire and drought are forcing emergency measures, while energy systems face cooling constraints and hydropower vulnerability. Solar Pipeline: Rezolv Energy’s 1.2GW Dama Solar project cleared a key Romanian regulator step (ANRE authorisation), with grid access near Hungary interconnection points and a 2028 target. Construction Slowdown: Eurostat data show Hungary’s construction production down sharply month-on-month and year-on-year in June. Industry People: MAN Hungary leadership changes are underway as MAN Truck & Bus South Africa appoints a new managing director, reflecting competitive pressure in transport markets. Wine Sector: Hungary’s Sue Tolson joins the Institute of Masters of Wine, adding fresh momentum to the country’s wine industry.
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