AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRenewables Finance: Malaysia’s Tenaga Nasional (TNB) drew massive demand for RM2.5bn in 2026 sukuk—RM1bn for solar and RM1.5bn for hydro—both oversubscribed five times, signaling strong appetite for bankable clean assets. Energy Transition Funding: Nepal approved Rs. 2.63bn for 2026/27 to expand off-grid solar and clean cooking, scale solar and waste-to-energy, and push green hydrogen and energy efficiency via AEPC. Grid & Supply Security: Iran urged “action for action” on energy understandings and warned that non-implementation will keep markets uncertain; separately, Iran proposed an SCO energy consortium and electricity grid synchronization. Regional Partnerships: Indonesia and Kuwait reaffirmed energy-security cooperation, including Kuwait’s KUFPEC role in eight Indonesian oil and gas projects, and pushed GCC free-trade talks to end-2026. Power Market Outlook: Opec forecast global energy demand rising 23% by 2050, with oil demand reaching 124 mb/d, while stressing balanced transition pathways. Nuclear Moves: Philippines’ Marcos said it’s exploring Russia-backed small modular reactors for island power needs. Clean Tech R&D: Oxford PV and Fraunhofer ISE showcased perovskite-silicon tandem solar modules using Matrix Shingle interconnection at Intersolar. Policy Pressure (Gas): Australia’s proposed domestic gas reservation drew a warning from Beach Energy that it could deter investment and threaten supply.
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