AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMiddle East Oil Logistics: Turkey and Iraq are close to renewing a one-year extension of the 1973 Iraq–Turkey crude pipeline deal, due to expire July 27, as Baghdad leans on the northern route amid Hormuz disruption fears. Diesel Price Pressure: The Philippines is bracing for a diesel jump next week (projected ₱2.50–₱4.50/liter) as middle distillate inventories tighten and Strait of Hormuz risks flare. Strategic Storage Push: ONGC has approved a 1.75 mt strategic petroleum reserve in Mangaluru, with plans for broader commercial use to strengthen India’s energy security. Gas Demand Outlook: The IEA expects global gas demand to fall 0.5% in 2026, citing constrained LNG supply tied to the US–Israel–Iran conflict and Hormuz closures. Grid Reliability & Outages: Storms and lightning are driving outages across the US (Ohio, Missouri, Colorado), while Long Lake, Minnesota is still chasing the cause of recurring power cuts. Power Infrastructure Finance: The World Bank approved $375.9m for Pakistan’s grid stability upgrades to cut outages and better integrate clean power. Renewables on the Ground: New Zealand’s New Plymouth council says rooftop solar arrays are already saving over $1,000/month on bills, while UK communities continue pushing back on major wind and solar projects.
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