AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoOil Market Watch: Brent slid more than 4% and crude eased as US-Iran talks pointed to a reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, while Saudi Aramco reportedly resumed exports from Ras Tanura and European gas prices edged up on renewed security jitters and a vessel attack. Regional Energy Security: Bangladesh’s stranded crude tanker finally cleared Hormuz after 115 days, aiming to restart refinery feedstock and ease earlier fuel shortages. Gas Prices at the Pump: AAA data showed steady declines in Tennessee and New Mexico, with drivers getting some relief ahead of Independence Day travel, though analysts warn any drop may be temporary. Clean Power Push: Adani Green outlined plans for 50GW renewables by 2030 plus 10GW nuclear by 2035, stressing faster electrification with storage; Sri Lanka won $57.4m for rooftop solar aggregation and virtual net metering. Grid & Storage Momentum: Ofgem backed 16 energy storage projects as heatwave pressure exposed capacity needs. Energy in the Courts & Safety: The Philippines’ Sandiganbayan said prosecutors sufficiently informed Alfonso Cusi in the Malampaya graft case; meanwhile, ammonia and toxic-gas incidents in India triggered NHRC action and renewed scrutiny of workplace safety. Business & Industry: China’s industrial profits jumped on AI electronics and new-energy materials demand, while SETL moved to buy a 51% stake in data-center operator GScale Energy.
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