AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTrade Tensions: The US Federal Maritime Commission proposed a $200,000 fee on each Spanish-flagged ship entering US ports and restrictions on Spanish imports, in a dispute over Spain’s refusal to admit vessels carrying military cargo bound for Israel. Housing Protest: Madrid’s Sol Metro station closed amid a housing encampment in Puerta del Sol. Regional officials cited urgent cleaning and safety work; unions disputed the account as the standoff over housing intensifies ahead of Spain’s November 29 election. Clean Energy: Recurrent Energy has begun commercial operations at its 200MW Villameca solar project in Spain, which could later add battery storage. Spanish firm Solaria also signed a deal to develop up to 500MW of solar-powered data centre capacity in Uruguay. Climate: Spain recorded its hottest September on record, according to the national weather agency.
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