AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSolar & Biodiversity: Montenegro is greenlighting new solar power plants despite warnings that projects on or near sensitive land could damage biodiversity, with the environmental agency stressing impacts depend heavily on siting and citing rejected EIA plans tied to the Zeta River Nature Park. Transport & EU Rules: Western Balkans truck drivers, including from Montenegro, are protesting Schengen stay limits for professional drivers, threatening new border blockades from September 14 unless the 90/180-day rule is adjusted. Energy Trade Policy: A new look at CBAM’s rollout says it has already reshaped Western Balkan electricity flows, cutting exports to the EU and reducing reverse imports, while governments push to renegotiate implementation terms. Maritime Disruptions: Ferry services in the Philippines were cancelled due to habagat-driven rough seas, a reminder of how weather can quickly disrupt shipping schedules. Industry Networking: Montenegro Film Rendezvous wrapped up with expanded industry programming, including pitching and workshops, reinforcing the country’s growing film-services ecosystem. Infrastructure (Regional): Chinese-built Danube Corridor expressway sections opened in Serbia, adding 28 km and boosting regional connectivity.
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