AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoOffshore Wind & Shipbuilding: Dajin Heavy Industry picked the ULSTEIN HX122 design (U‑STERN hull) for a new offshore installation vessel under development in the Netherlands, aiming to install larger monopiles, jackets and substations as projects scale. Energy Policy: The EU warned gas demand cuts as prices surge and storage sits around 70% full, with Brussels pointing to supply stress and urging measures ahead of an Ireland energy ministers meeting. EU Enforcement: The European Commission opened infringement proceedings over incomplete electricity, hydrogen and gas market rule transposition, including action against the Netherlands. EV Mobility in Amsterdam: Green SM launched a pilot electric taxi service in Amsterdam with VinFast vehicles, expanding from its earlier European rollout. Logistics & Fulfilment Advantage: A report highlights why many non-EU firms choose the Netherlands for European warehousing—shorter delivery legs and smoother customs handling. Quantum Research: Physicists reported “Bethe strings” in an ultracold gas, with collaboration including the University of Amsterdam and TU Munich. Global Trade & Investment: India’s FDI inflows rose to $19.81bn in Apr–Jun, with the Netherlands listed among contributing sources. Geopolitics & Business: The UN human rights office added 61 companies to its blacklist tied to activities in Israel’s West Bank settlements, including firms based in the Netherlands.
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