AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoClimate and Biodiversity: A study co-authored by a researcher at Vienna’s Natural History Museum links two major shifts in plant life over the past 120 million years to episodes of extreme global warmth, shedding light on how flowering plants came to dominate. Green Hydrogen: An Upper Austrian delegation explored potential hydrogen imports from Morocco, as the region seeks cleaner energy for its energy-intensive industry. At home, voestalpine is advancing hydrogen production and storage at its Linz steelworks. Renewable Energy: The European Investment Bank is providing Burgenland Energie with €20 million for a major wind and solar project. Nature Protection: WindEurope has warned against reopening EU nature laws, arguing that existing protections should remain in place.
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