AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCybersecurity for renewables: Dutch researchers say thousands of European wind and solar systems have exposed administrative and login interfaces online, potentially letting attackers stop turbines; they urge operators to remove admin access from the internet. Grid reliability stress: UK system operator NESO issued a reduced margin warning as wind output is set to plunge, forcing heavier reliance on gas. Winter fuel planning: Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif ordered uninterrupted gas imports and a winter gas load-management plan, prioritizing domestic supply while steering RLNG to power and industry. Power shortfall: Pakistan’s electricity deficit crossed 4,000MW, driving renewed load-shedding. Hydropower support: The US DOE selected 14 hydropower projects for testing-network voucher talks to speed next-gen upgrades. Hydropower deal momentum: Adani Power and Bhutan’s DGPC signed the shareholder agreement for a 770MW Chamkharchhu-I project. Solar policy push: Bangladesh’s INEC says it awarded a solar installation contract for commission offices as part of election readiness. Australia wind bottleneck: A report warns wind projects are stuck due to financing, supply-chain and policy shifts, even as renewables and batteries keep rising.
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