AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLegal Showdown in Malaysia: Malaysia’s Federal Court set Jan. 25–29 to hear Petronas and Sarawak challenges to oil-and-gas laws, with a possible first look at Sarawak’s 1954 boundary order. Renewables Surge in Germany: Wind and solar hit a record near 61% of electricity use in Germany’s first three quarters; the government plans more gas plants to back intermittent power. Battery Storage Push in India: Adani Green Energy expanded Khavda BESS to 6.63 GWh, now over half of India’s operational BESS, as it scales a 30 GW renewables site. UK Solar Deal: Forsa Energy bought a 59.3MWp North Yorkshire solar project, targeting construction in Q4 2026 and operations in Q4 2027. Fuel Price Pressure, Subsidy Response: Germany began fuel subsidy cuts to blunt the Middle East shock; separately, oil prices rose on reports of Chinese fuel export bans. Energy Security in Europe: Serbia signed for a 500 MW combined-cycle gas plant with SOCAR and Srbijagas, while Azerbaijan said 61 bcm of gas has flowed to Europe via TAP. Syria Infrastructure Hit: A bus attack killed seven and a gas pipeline blast shut three power stations, deepening instability. US-Korea Energy Friction: Seoul said Washington’s $200bn energy announcement went beyond agreed terms, especially around Alaska LNG. Climate Risk Watch: New reporting highlights methane leaks from thawing Arctic permafrost.
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