AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoOil markets: Brent and WTI are sliding back toward pre-Iran-war levels as more tankers and LNG carriers clear the Strait of Hormuz after a US-Iran interim accord and a 60-day negotiation window, with officials saying at least 20 million barrels have exited in 24 hours and mines/route safety still mean a gradual “return to normal.” Energy security & geopolitics: Iran and the US keep trading warnings over shipping routes, while the UN maritime agency coordinates safe passage as tensions remain. Nuclear debate: In the Philippines, a lawmaker rejects calls to restart the mothballed Bataan Nuclear Power Plant, citing safety and cost concerns, and points to data centers instead. Nuclear expansion in Asia: India’s Adani Group announces a push into nuclear power targeting 10 GW by 2035 via a new venture, as the country aims to scale nuclear capacity. Grid & power buildout: Texas approves loans for two new West Texas gas units adding 860 MW, as data-center demand grows. Renewables & storage: LONGi and Sungrow highlight new European storage offerings at Intersolar Europe, while Suzlon wins a 400 MW wind EPC contract for Tata Power Renewable Energy. Local clean energy: Zimbabwe’s minister commissions a 120 kW solar mini-grid in Beitbridge, and rural Minnesota hosts a forum on community solar savings. LNG cooperation: Vietnam’s Petrovietnam meets Nebula Energy to explore LNG infrastructure, storage, AI, and digital transformation.
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