AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoOil Markets: Brent fell more than 3% in early Asian trading as Iran-Qatar talks raised hopes of easing the conflict, though ADNOC’s chief warned that nearly 1 billion barrels have been drawn from global inventories since Hormuz shipping was disrupted. OPEC+ will keep December output unchanged. Clean Energy: China’s legislature began reviewing amendments to strengthen renewable-energy planning, construction and market rules. India opened its four-day Bharat Renewable Energy Summit, bringing together participants from more than 130 countries. Power Demand: A Morgan Stanley estimate points to a potential 70-gigawatt US data-centre power shortfall by 2028, adding urgency to grid upgrades and storage. Nuclear Projects: South Korea is setting up emergency oversight to keep the Czech Republic’s Dukovany plant on schedule after construction-contract talks broke down; a new contractor tender is planned. Gas and Solar: Washington is reportedly exploring Russian gas sales to Europe via Ukraine, despite the EU’s planned phaseout by the end of 2027. Waaree Energies has raised its Texas solar-module capacity to 3.2 gigawatts.
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