AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAI in regulated work (Lux-based): Aptus.AI, operating in Luxembourg, says it’s moving beyond chatbots to let organisations delegate real compliance and legal tasks to AI, using verifiable sources and a regulatory dataset tracking 200+ authorities across seven countries. EU aviation decarbonisation: EASA reports ReFuelEU Aviation is already ahead of schedule: SAF hit 2.8% of EU jet fuel in 2025 (1.1m tonnes), above the 2% target, with supply at 121 airports and EU-produced SAF making up 86%. Climate pressure on Luxembourg: An AFP analysis flags nine countries—including Luxembourg—among those with their driest August on record, using satellite-based drought warnings tied to rainfall, soil moisture and vegetation. Enterprise AI push (Lux/Europe): Axelera’s Europa is positioned for enterprise AI inference and data-centre use, as the EU continues scaling AI infrastructure via member-state initiatives. Mobility & EVs: New AutoMotive/E-Mobility Europe data show BEVs topped 30% of new car registrations in key markets in August, with strong growth in France and Germany. Space & Earth observation: Leonardo won an ESA-backed contract to define the architecture for a future EU Earth Observation Governmental Service aimed at sovereign security and defence decision-making. Local energy progress: Soler marks 25 years of wind growth in Luxembourg, with 77 turbines now and more planned, though permitting delays remain a bottleneck. Security spotlight: A RUSI report warns the UK’s border controls have a “blind spot” in unscheduled private flights, including routes involving Luxembourg.
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