AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMicromobility Rules: Nottingham is backing proposed licensing powers for e-bike operators, with councils able to enforce parking and riding standards and issue fines. Port Recovery: The Port of Tyne expects to resume container handling by year-end after July’s vessel collision; a replacement gantry crane is due to arrive next spring. Urban Air Mobility: Passenger-drone trials are underway at Colombo Port City ahead of a November 11 demonstration, as Sri Lanka explores uses in transport, tourism and logistics. Rail Investment: Preferred bidders have been selected for the 830-kilometre Zambia–Angola rail line, a $3 billion-to-$5 billion project intended to link mineral-producing regions with Atlantic shipping routes. Freight Technology: India’s MNRE and ARAI are developing hydrogen truck engines and testing standards, including for hydrogen combustion and fuel-cell vehicles. Port Expansion: Adani Ports has acquired Dutch liquid-storage company Evos for €2.56 billion, expanding its European energy-market presence.
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