AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEnergy Security & Geopolitics: The IEA warns Southeast Asia’s energy risk is rising after Strait of Hormuz disruptions, with Middle East crude supplying 60% of imports and the import bill projected to hit $185B in 2026; it urges faster diversification as countries scramble to protect affordability. Diplomacy for Energy: Philippines President Marcos met Russia’s Putin in Kazan to expand cooperation on food and energy, building on joint trade and energy priorities. Renewables Under Pressure: Germany’s IMK cut growth forecasts, citing Iran-war energy shocks hitting consumption and investment. Grid Flexibility: Ember says India needs about 10 GWh of battery storage now to curb solar curtailment caused by coal plants’ minimum operating limits. Clean Power Deals: ENGIE and European Energy signed to develop up to 150 MW green hydrogen electrolysers in Denmark, targeting operations around 2030. Storage Expansion: GEON commissioned a 2.88 GWh BESS in Khavda, Gujarat, reaching commercial operation in five months. Policy & Markets: China Resources New Energy set its Shenzhen IPO price to raise up to $3.6B, while Europe pushes alternative corridors like IMEC to reduce Hormuz exposure. Local Impacts: Serbia’s NIS secured 350,000 tonnes of crude oil until July 1 as OFAC licences extend.
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