AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCOP31: UN chief António Guterres called for global emissions cuts of at least 6% a year and a faster shift from fossil fuels. Cyprus is broadly supportive of a proposed electrification pledge but has reservations: its isolated grid still relies heavily on fuel oil, making the target’s feasibility uncertain. Limassol’s Climate Plan: The city is seeking private and institutional funding for a €1.3 billion climate-transition programme covering around 300 projects; the municipality expects to deliver only about 9% of the investment itself. Solar Potential: A new EU-wide study finds Nicosia has one of the smallest areas of rooftops realistically available for solar panels, highlighting the limits of urban rooftop generation. Regional Energy Link: A French vessel has begun seabed surveys for the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnector, as Turkey challenges the work and Cyprus and Greece insist it is proceeding under international law.
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