AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGeopolitics & Oil Markets: Oil slid as reports said the US and Iran have a draft 60-day ceasefire extension, with Strait of Hormuz shipping hoped to gradually normalize—though Trump approval is still pending and traffic remains far below pre-war levels, keeping risk premiums in place. Fuel Prices: The easing global crude backdrop is expected to cut Philippines diesel by about ₱6.50–₱7.50/liter and gasoline by ₱3.50–₱4.50/liter in the June 1 adjustment. Sanctions: The US also announced fresh sanctions on Iran-linked oil and petrochemical shipping networks and vessels, aiming to choke off revenue tied to Tehran’s military. Nuclear Power: A study says floating nuclear plants using small modular reactors could help supply Greece’s non-interconnected islands and replace oil-fired generation. Power Infrastructure: Austin, Texas approved emissions limits for a new gas peaker plant, while Guam celebrated the ribbon-cutting of the Ukudu 198 MW LNG/combined-cycle facility. EU Climate Rules: The European Commission is set to delay methane penalties for oil and gas firms until 2029, citing legal and supply concerns.
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