AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 minutes agoHormuz Risks: A fatal explosion aboard a Greek-operated tanker and Iran’s claim that two tankers hit mines underscore mounting threats to shipping. Middle East seaborne oil exports fell to 17.1 million barrels a day in October, while conflict fears keep prices volatile; an Iranian lawmaker warned crude could reach $150 if US-Israeli attacks resume. Ukraine: Russian strikes have left Kyiv facing prolonged power, water and heating outages, exposing winter infrastructure risks. Gas Security: Europe’s low reserves leave it vulnerable to an Arctic cold snap that could sharply lift demand; Turkey says it is buying less Russian gas because of price. Power Demand: Data-center growth is reshaping investment: DTE raised its five-year plan nearly $10 billion to $44 billion, while NTT Data agreed to deploy 900MW of Bloom fuel cells worldwide. Ireland is also proposing tougher grid-resilience rules for large electricity users.
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