AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPoland-UK Defense Push: Britain and Poland signed a new security and defense treaty in London, aiming to deepen cooperation on Russia-focused deterrence, hybrid threats, border security, cyber and organised crime, with “next-generation complex weapons” and joint exercises on the agenda. US Missile Production: Poland received preliminary US approval to produce PAC-3 interceptors for the Patriot system, with plans to localize missile-related work at Polish defense firms as demand rises and US stocks tighten. EU Carbon Permit Fight: Six EU states including Poland asked the Commission to freeze free CO2 permit allocations at last year’s levels, warning higher energy costs could hurt competitiveness and trigger closures or relocation. Green Transition Funding: Poland launched a 160m-euro climate and energy programme under Norwegian and EEA grants, targeting geothermal, energy storage, air quality, nature protection and circular economy projects. Science Underfunding: Polish academics protested in Warsaw over low spending on science and higher education, calling for a rise toward 3% of GDP by 2030. Energy Storage Deal: EDF Power Solutions commissioned a major battery project in Poland (120MWh), adding momentum to CEE grid storage build-outs.
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