AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoGeothermal Heat Transition: The Netherlands is accelerating geothermal development under its new Heat Act, with about 150 heat projects in the pipeline and geothermal expected to help replace fossil sources in district heating networks. Curaçao Finance & Health: The Dutch Kingdom is extending COVID-linked reform conditions for Curaçao and Aruba, keeping pressure on public services; debates around Horacio Oduber Hospital budget cuts tie back to Dutch demands under the Landspakket. Aviation Safety & KLM: A KLM flight from Amsterdam to Curaçao reportedly had to turn back after a power bank fire midflight, with claims it belonged to ex-KLM CEO Camiel Eurlings—raising questions about onboard charging rules. Dutch Tech & Chips: Samsung-backed Euclyd, a tiny Dutch AI chipmaker, raised $231m and targets first commercial hardware in 2028, aiming to challenge Nvidia in inference. Online Gambling Regulation: The Dutch regulator KSA issued follow-up licenses to eight operators, extending their online gaming permits from Oct 2026 to Sept 2031. Border Rules for Americans: New EES-related updates are said to increase the risk of false entry bans for U.S. travelers, with the Netherlands listed among countries scaling back enforcement. Corporate & Security: Tata Electronics and Dutch chipmaker Nexperia plan production and packaging in India as Nexperia’s split from Wingtech continues.
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