AGP Executive Report
Last update: 34 minutes agoUkraine Support: The EU added another €30 million to Ukraine’s Energy Support Fund, bringing total support to €279 million for repairs and stability during Russian attacks. Renewables & Markets: A BRICS competition authorities meeting in India backed fair competition in renewable energy markets, aiming to share approaches as the energy transition reshapes policy. EU Gas Supply Diversification: Cyprus says the Cronos gas field will start supplying Europe by March 2028, with gas piped to Egypt for LNG processing. Middle East Shipping Risk: Yemen’s Houthis struck a Red Sea port and claimed an attack on Saudi Aramco infrastructure, raising fears for shipping routes and regional energy security. Oil Supply Disruption Watch: Iraq’s oil exports have fallen to 1.5–1.7 million bpd as the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, pushing plans for alternative export routes. Asia-Pacific Upstream Moves: Sabah (Malaysia) plans to take 30% stakes in two new east-coast oil and gas fields and is finalizing 40% equity in a floating LNG project. U.S. Sanctions: The U.S. Senate passed a Russia sanctions bill that could enable up to 100% tariffs on some Russian oil and gas buyers, with near-term impacts on India expected to be limited.
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