AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoGrid Investment: Malaysia’s Tenaga Nasional is prioritising network upgrades, backed by about RM43 billion in spending through 2027, as demand from industry and digitalisation grows. India has also approved a roughly $7.3 billion, 1,150-kV transmission corridor to carry renewable power from western generation hubs to eastern demand centres. Offshore Wind: RWE and KKR secured £12 billion to build two Norfolk projects with 2.8 GW of capacity, expected to power three million UK homes by 2030. Storage: Lydian Energy brought a 150-MW battery project online in Utah, adding 600 MWh of storage under a long-term PacifiCorp deal. Energy Outlook: Wood Mackenzie says energy security is driving faster electrification in some countries, potentially reducing emissions even where climate targets are not the main driver. Oil and Geopolitics: ExxonMobil is considering a return to Venezuela, while Ukraine’s energy infrastructure remains under attack as peace talks address a possible energy-sector ceasefire.
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