AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoGas and Climate Policy: EU purchases of Russian liquefied gas rose 9.5% in the first nine months of 2026, despite plans to phase out Russian energy; Hungary remains among the countries receiving Russian pipeline gas. At the Brussels summit, Hungary joined calls to delay the EU’s new carbon market for transport and heating fuels, but leaders instead requested another impact review. Water and Farming: Hungarian farmers need forecasts that arrive in time to guide planting and irrigation, a recent commentary argues. Elsewhere, Hungary is reusing fish-farm water to help drought-hit land, as growers face declining potato acreage. Cleaner Energy: MOL opened its first biomethane plant in Szarvas, adding a renewable-gas source in Hungary. Forests: Budapest’s lifting of a logging ban has renewed concern over pressure on urban trees and green space.
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