AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUK Energy Policy Clash: Britain’s “Smart Secure Electricity Systems” would let suppliers remotely dial down heat pumps during peak demand, with critics warning it could feel like forced rationing for winter comfort. Grid & Storage Push: Sungrow won Germany’s VDE FNN prototype certification for grid-forming storage PCS, aiming to speed approvals and cut acceptance risk for European projects. India Dispatchable Renewables: SECI floated a tender for a 45.6 MW wind project under its 50 MW firm-and-dispatchable renewable plan, while also launching an EOI to aggregate C&I demand for long-term renewable procurement. Big Storage Deal: Tata Power secured SECI’s LOA for a 324 MW/2,592 MWh pumped storage project for 40 years to support grid stability and renewables integration. Renewables Expansion in Malaysia: Sabah targets nearly 1,200 MW renewables by 2030 (about 37% of its mix), backed by solar, hydro, wind, biomass and BESS for intermittency. Energy Security Under Fire: Ukraine struck Russia’s “shadow fleet” and energy hubs in Crimea, underscoring how drones and conflict keep threatening global energy flows. Regional Infrastructure: ECOWAS backed the $25bn Nigeria–Morocco gas pipeline with a new intergovernmental agreement to move up to 30 bcm/year across West Africa.
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