AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHydrogen Push in Slovenia: ELES, Plinovodi and Japan’s Yokogawa signed an MoU to build a nationwide hydrogen ecosystem, linking electricity and gas networks with hydrogen and exploring a hydrogen plant demo plus digital coordination. Energy Regulation Leadership: EU energy regulator ACER named German Christof Lessenich as its next Director, after an open recruitment process and a European Parliament hearing. Tesla FSD in the EU: Tesla says Full Self-Driving Supervised has been approved for use in Slovenia, making it the sixth European country to authorize the system as an EU-wide vote is discussed. Slovenia–Israel Foreign Policy: Slovenia opened its first resident Israeli embassy in Ljubljana, triggering protests and renewed debate over the government’s foreign-policy shift. EU Culture & Media Policy: A coalition of screen organisations, including Slovenia’s, urged governments to update rules so streaming services fund local productions. International Mobility Rules: The US published ESTA guidance for citizens of 42 countries, while Australia listed 30 countries eligible for its First Work and Holiday visa and the Philippines published a 157-country Balikbayan entry list.
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