AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 minutes agoFisheries: Malta’s farmed bluefin tuna exporters have gained access to China, Agriculture Minister Anton Refalo says, helping the sector diversify markets since a 2023 trade agreement. Energy: A consortium is challenging the cancellation of Malta’s first utility-scale battery storage tender, intended to strengthen the electricity network. Separately, renewables supplied 18.8% of energy consumption in 2025, up 1.6 percentage points year on year. Water: A €35 million investment will increase drinking-water production, as the Water Services Corporation continues quality testing at its reverse-osmosis plants. Trade and transport: The EU approved €3.7 million in storm recovery aid for Malta. Black Sea attacks also struck the Maltese-flagged cargo ship Chelsea 3, prompting NATO to boost maritime surveillance in the region. Food production: The Nationalist Party called for stronger support for local producers after transport disruption in Italy exposed Malta’s reliance on food imports.
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