AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoClean Energy Bottleneck: IRENA warns global clean-energy additions could fall for the first time in five years as transmission shortfalls and trade barriers slow projects. A separate survey found capital is available, but permitting, grid access and equipment shortages are holding investment back. Supply Risks: Pakistan is scrambling after Qatar gas deliveries were suspended, while Indonesia has cut pipeline exports to Singapore to prioritize domestic needs. The IEA also cautioned that clean-energy supply chains are highly concentrated. Energy Security: A UN inquiry says Russia’s attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure amount to crimes against humanity, with civilians facing renewed risks as winter approaches. Rising Demand: Kyrgyzstan’s electricity use hit an autumn record, up 34.4% from a year earlier as colder weather drove heater use. Storage Investment: Sungrow, ENGIE and Elecnor are advancing a 150 MW battery expansion in Victoria, Australia, targeted to begin operations in 2028.
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