AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWind and Solar Deals: Saudi Arabia and Türkiye agreed to develop 3,000 MW of wind power, adding to 2,000 MW of planned solar projects. Azerbaijan also discussed wind projects with Vestas and a green-power corridor linking the Caspian region to Europe. Expanding Access: Afghanistan signed $105 million in power agreements, including four solar plants totaling 100 MW and upgrades to transmission lines and substations. Papua New Guinea says solar will be central to bringing electricity to remote communities. Climate and Energy: Fossil-fuel emissions are projected to dip 0.4% this year, with solar, wind and electric vehicles meeting about two-thirds of energy-demand growth. Researchers caution that the decline may be temporary and partly reflects disruption from the Iran conflict. Grid Reliability: Pakistan has ordered an inquiry after flooding halted work at Tarbela’s fifth hydropower extension; officials say the main dam remains safe.
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