AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHeating and Energy: District-heating prices are rising across Estonia, from about 1% in Tartu to more than 30% in Narva. The city hopes shale oil can replace some costly gas, pending clarification of environmental permit conditions. Clean-Tech Investment: The EU selected funding for a permanent-magnet production line in Narva, planned to make up to 3,000 tonnes a year, with a third intended for offshore wind farms. Wind-Power Dispute: A 200-million-euro wind farm under construction just over the Latvian border is prompting concern in nearby Estonian communities; the developer also hopes to add turbines on Estonia’s side. Separately, an NGO says a proposed bonus for municipalities that host wind farms may violate local autonomy. Nature and Cities: A guide to Estonia’s bogs highlights their role in storing carbon, while Tallinn, Tartu and Pärnu are urging the government to prioritize sustainable mobility and urban infrastructure in the next EU funding period.
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