AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRail Performance: Deutsche Bahn says Germany’s long-distance punctuality slipped to 61.3% in May, missing the 60% mark only narrowly and blaming ageing infrastructure, construction and winter disruption. Aviation Fuel Security: Brussels’ push for greener jet fuel is still struggling to scale—Europe has only one small German e-SAF producer, while dozens of projects lack funding; the Iran war and Hormuz risks are now boosting military interest in fuel availability. Intralogistics Automation: Jungheinrich is promoting its PowerCube automated compact storage system, built around a Warehouse Control System to speed and safely move goods in dense warehouse grids. Hydrogen & Ports: Gasunie inaugurated a 32-km hydrogen pipeline in Rotterdam, adding to Germany-linked hydrogen infrastructure momentum. EU Migration: EU states agreed rules to send rejected asylum seekers to “return hubs” in third countries, aiming to raise departure rates beyond the current ~20%. Shipping: MSC Preziosa starts a year-round Northern Europe schedule from Hamburg, with Baltic, Iceland and North Sea itineraries. Policy Watch: Baden-Württemberg expanded anti-smoking rules, including bans at outdoor swimming pools and tighter limits at transport stops and hotels.
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