AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoOil and Geopolitics: Brent slipped below $90 a barrel on hopes the Iran conflict may ease, but Hormuz shipping remains disrupted. ADNOC Gas is studying alternative export routes, underscoring the Gulf’s exposure to supply shocks. US Energy Policy: The Senate advanced a sweeping permitting bill 73–25, aiming to speed energy and grid projects. Its path remains uncertain, with disputes over wind permits and data-centre power costs. COP31 and the Transition: Countries put energy security and the shift from fossil fuels at the centre of talks in Türkiye. A new Azerbaijan–Türkiye–Georgia–Bulgaria pact seeks to deepen clean-energy cooperation. Ukraine’s Grid: G7 diplomats pledged winter support for damaged power infrastructure as Russian attacks continue, linking energy resilience to wider security and diplomacy. Abu Dhabi’s Power Mix: Clean and renewable sources supplied nearly 46% of the emirate’s electricity in 2025, up from less than 5% in 2020, driven by nuclear and solar growth.
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