AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoArctic Science: At Reykjavík’s Arctic Circle Assembly, speakers urged more international research and environmental protection, while Ewenki reindeer herders shared how climate change is affecting their way of life. Icelandic Technology: Íslandshótel is bringing booking and distribution systems for 18 of its 19 properties onto a central platform, aiming to simplify reservations and reach more travel agencies. Biotech: Reykjavík-based Alvotech and partner Advanz Pharma have filed what they describe as the first worldwide regulatory application for a biosimilar to high-dose Eylea, a treatment for retinal diseases. Geothermal Research: Aurania has completed eight drill holes at its Thormódsdalur gold-silver project, about 20 kilometres east of Reykjavík. The cores showed features associated with mineralisation; samples are being analysed. Iceland’s near-surface superhot rock potential also figures in a new push to develop deeper geothermal drilling technology.
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