AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSustainable boating push: Yacht Club de Monaco has opened registrations for the Monaco Energy Boat Challenge (8–11 July 2026), with a new Open Sea Xperience category for CE-certified zero-emission boats—16 teams expected there, and 56 teams overall from 22 nations, as the event aims to accelerate the maritime industry’s energy transition. Climate watch for the Riviera: A report flags marine heatwave conditions tied to a “Super El Niño,” with Atlantic and Mediterranean sea areas around Monaco reportedly about 5°C hotter than usual, including warmer waters off northern/western France and the southern coast of Spain. Greener mobility investment: Monaco has signed a deal with SNCF Sud Azur to fund four more TER trains (€67.9m), targeting higher capacity and, with ERTMS signalling, a potential TER service every 10 minutes between Nice and Monaco at peak times. Blue economy diplomacy: Princess Charlene’s Spain visit highlights Monaco–Spain cooperation on environmental protection, including Mediterranean Sea conservation and an aquatic expedition linked to the Prince Albert II Foundation. Energy-yachting spotlight: The Monaco Grand Prix weekend continues to underline the scale of luxury yachting in Port Hercule, with “gigayachts” over 90m taking prime berths.
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