AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoUkraine’s Power Crisis: Russian attacks on energy infrastructure have left electricity supplies unstable, forcing Ukrainian miner Ferrexpo to suspend production until power is reliable enough to resume operations. Offshore Wind: Vattenfall and Denmark’s energy agency signed final agreements for at least 1.8 GW of offshore wind at Hesselø and Holmsland, with both projects expected online by 2032. Nuclear Power: Elementl Power is planning a plant of up to 1.5 GW in Ohio’s Meigs County, using GE Vernova Hitachi small modular reactors. Nigeria’s Grid: The government plans dedicated transmission links to industrial hubs, including a proposed Alaoji–Agbara connection, to curb outages and manufacturers’ reliance on costly self-generation. COP31: Day-two talks in Türkiye focused on energy security, grid infrastructure, renewables and sustainable transport. Oil Markets: Crude prices fell as hopes for easing Middle East tensions reduced concerns about supply disruptions.
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