AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoNuclear Supply Chain: Doosan Enerbility will support Rolls-Royce SMR by running manufacturability reviews for major reactor components for the Wylfa SMR project in the UK and the Temelin SMR project in Czechia, as the SMR push moves from design into industrial readiness. EU Carbon Costs: Bulgaria, Czechia, Greece, Poland, Romania and Slovakia are pushing Brussels to freeze free CO2 permit allocations at last year’s levels, warning that post–Iran war energy prices could trigger closures or relocation for energy-intensive industry. Aviation Modernisation: The Czech Ministry of Interior has signed for 11 Airbus H-145 helicopters to replace the police’s H-135 fleet, including training and logistics for law enforcement, rescue and medical missions. Ukraine Ammunition Funding: The Czech-led Ukraine Ammunition Coalition has lost about half its contributors since December, raising doubts about the sustainability of the large-calibre shell pipeline as Czech political support cools. Security & Shipping: Czech FM Petr Macinka says Prague is ready to help protect freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz using passive surveillance capabilities and aligns with Trump’s security approach. Robotics Manufacturing: Fortuna Metals expands precision manufacturing capacity for robotics, offering closed-loop services from DFM analysis and prototyping to stamping, CNC machining and inspection.
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