AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoScience in the Classroom: Esplora welcomed about 500 students for Cottonera Day, with hands-on exhibits, a live science show and a planetarium film. Health Access: Gozo General Hospital’s new €800,000 helipad cuts emergency transfers to Mater Dei by about 10 minutes. Research: A University of Malta information scientist co-authored a study suggesting the Voynich Manuscript’s pages were bound out of order, potentially complicating efforts to decipher it. Water Security: Malta is investing €35 million in a new plant to increase drinking-water production, while the Water Services Corporation says accredited laboratory testing helps monitor water quality. Clean Energy: Renewables supplied 18.8% of Malta’s energy consumption in 2025, up from 17.2% a year earlier. Archaeology: University of Malta doctoral research argues many Maltese cart ruts may date to after prehistoric times. Gaming Technology: Hacksaw has launched a peer-to-peer prediction-markets platform for operators, following approval from the Malta Gaming Authority.
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