AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHydrogen-Ready Energy Buildout: Greece inaugurated a 157-km, €188m Western Macedonia natural gas pipeline designed to be hydrogen-ready, feeding a new PPC-linked CHP unit in Kardia and extending gas access to previously isolated regions. Housing & Energy Transition: Researchers warn a €5.3bn renovation-and-energy plan may still fall short in apartment-heavy Piraeus, where ageing buildings and fragmented ownership slow Exoikonomo-style upgrades. Banking Outlook: Jefferies and UBS keep a bullish stance on Greek lenders, citing credit growth, stable asset quality and room to expand insurance, despite recent share-price softness. Digital Tax Enforcement: Greece launched a new digital platform for citizens to report tax evasion, aiming to tighten compliance. Shipping & Finance: Safe Bulkers moves closer to a dual listing on Euronext Athens after the market operator confirmed admission requirements. Labour Market Modernisation (Cyprus): Cypriot startup Kyprium pitches AI-driven, more transparent hiring with salary disclosure and structured candidate tools. Maritime Education Pact: ACS Athens hosted the “Blue Frontiers” agreement to boost ocean stewardship and maritime education through industry-academic partnerships. Geopolitics & Trade Risk: US-Iran tensions around Hormuz continue to disrupt tanker flows and threaten Europe’s recovery, with sanctions easing still off the table.
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