AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMiddle East Supply Shock: Saudi Arabia’s crude output fell to its lowest level since 1990 as Houthi pressure in the Red Sea and the wider Iran conflict squeezed export routes, pushing Brent above $107 and U.S. diesel to record levels. Pipeline Security: Saudi Arabia temporarily shut its East-West pipeline after drone attacks, while Iraq said it traced the strikes to Maysan province and removed a commander, as the UAE and Lebanon condemned the attacks. Environmental Risk: A reported oil slick in the Strait of Hormuz followed U.S. strikes on Iranian tankers, raising fears for sensitive wetlands if crude reaches shore. Energy Transition Moves: Oman unveiled a net-zero plan targeting a major scale-up of solar, wind, storage and green hydrogen, aiming for 33% emissions cuts by 2035. Oil & Gas Investment: Iraq signed a 25-year deal to expand production at the Ajil field, boosting both oil and gas output. Grid & Power Reliability: NV Energy canceled remaining public safety outage watch areas in northern Nevada after improved conditions. Nuclear & Industry: Algeria’s energy minister attended the IAEA general conference in Vienna, while LG Energy Solution Arizona got approval to start facility signage ahead of EV battery manufacturing.
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