AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAviation & Compliance: Korean Air was fined 10 million won after 52 international passengers were mistakenly shuttled to Gimpo’s domestic terminal without immigration screening, prompting corrective steps with airport authorities. Carbon & Ports: Europe’s largest carbon capture facility opened at Yara’s Sluiskil plant, aiming to capture 800,000 tonnes of CO₂ a year and ship it to Norway for permanent storage—an industrial decarbonization test for cross-border CCS. Trade & Logistics: Canada’s retaliatory counter-tariffs took effect on $27.6B of U.S. imports, escalating a stalled negotiation and hitting sectors like steel, aluminum, dairy, appliances, and electronics—raising new friction for supply chains. Urban Transport Planning: Lewisham Council unveiled a revised Catford town centre regeneration plan tying in new housing and transport links, including station connections and A205/A21 improvements, with approval expected Sept. 9. Public Transport Operations: Iarnród Éireann agreed to facilitate a lease for the Sligo Greenway, reviving a 35km rail-trail plan after earlier viability concerns. Mobility Policy: Singapore proposed tighter rules for deregistered vehicles, including an authorised exporter scheme and shorter grace periods, to keep high-risk vehicles off the roads. Energy Transport Risk: Analysis questions whether new Middle East oil pipelines can replace Strait of Hormuz shipping at crisis scale and speed.
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