AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEU Funding: Tallinn, Tartu and Pärnu are urging the Finance Ministry to involve cities in setting priorities for the next EU funding period, with more flexible funding and less paperwork. Estonian Business Abroad: Bolt has launched a paid membership in Kenya, bundling ride and delivery benefits as the mobility firm seeks to retain frequent users. Shipping: Wärtsilä has added Viking XPRS on the Helsinki–Tallinn route to a five-year service deal, bringing three Viking Line vessels under its support programme. Energy: A €200 million wind farm under construction just across the Latvian border is causing concern in nearby Estonian communities; the project includes 18 turbines and battery storage. Investment: Siemens is investing in Skeleton Technologies, whose valuation has topped €1 billion, to support energy infrastructure for AI data centres. Farming: Estonian farmers are using AI for spreadsheets and data analysis, though experts say its answers still need checking. Telecoms: Telia Estonia plans to cut 100 jobs.
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