AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHS2 Shock: Britain’s HS2 is now projected to cost £87.7bn–£102.7bn and may not fully open until the early 2040s, with ministers also cutting planned speeds—fresh scrutiny on years of planning and oversight failures. EV Race: Germany’s new EV subsidies kick off, with China poised to benefit; meanwhile Stellantis plans an affordable compact EV in Italy with Leapmotor, and Ford promises five new passenger cars for Europe by 2029. Energy Pressure: UK households face another hit as Ofgem’s price cap could push bills up about £209 a year from July to nearly £1,900, tied to Middle East-driven oil and gas volatility. EU-Russia Sanctions: The EU is weighing moving Russia oil sanctions renewals from six months to one year, as Orbán’s era ends and unanimity politics stay tricky. Climate & Science: The Ocean Census reports 1,121 new marine species, while climate scientists say 2015 warming limits are still out of reach.
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