AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSolar Expansion: Kenya’s Carbacid plans more solar and battery storage to cut grid costs, while Papua New Guinea says it is moving from renewable-energy policy to practical solar projects for remote communities. A Nigerian study also found solar the lowest-cost option for water pumping at six sites. India’s Clean Power Push: The IEA projects India’s renewable capacity will reach 530 GW by 2030, with solar driving over 80% of growth; the government is also moving toward mandatory storage procurement. Globally, the IEA forecasts nearly 4,800 GW of new renewable capacity by 2031, led by solar. Grid Pressures: Nigeria expects power supply to improve after outages linked to gas shortages, low hydropower output and maintenance at Egbin. The government has also freed 98 containers of equipment held at ports for years to support grid upgrades. Wind Milestone: Ørsted says Revolution Wind, a major New England offshore project, is now fully operational.
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