AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGrid Pressure: Malaysia will require data-centre developers to submit 10-year power-demand plans and sign binding supply agreements, after contracted capacity outpaced actual use by nearly 970 MW. Officials say growth must not squeeze existing industries. War and Supply: Russia’s latest attack on Ukraine damaged energy infrastructure in Odesa, while Kyiv imposed emergency power cuts. Oil prices swung as markets weighed Iran-related supply risks against hopes for peace talks. Renewables: Türkiye’s wind and solar tenders are expected to attract $1.9 billion and generate 6.1 billion kWh annually. In India, Essar Renewables signed a 300 MW solar-wind-and-battery supply deal with NHPC, backed by a planned ₹4,500 crore investment. Oil and Gas: Azerbaijan forecasts oil and gas output to fall through 2028 before recovering, while Germany’s SEFE renewed a five-year gas deal with Trafigura for 30 TWh annually.
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