AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWind Power: Victoria approved the 1.5-GW Warracknabeal Energy Park, with 219 turbines and two large battery systems, pending federal review. If built, it would be the Southern Hemisphere’s largest wind farm. Lebanon’s Power Grid: Qatar will finance and operate an electricity upgrade without upfront costs to the Lebanese state, while QatarEnergy and TotalEnergies plan a solar plant. Nova Scotia Investment: EverWind announced plans for more than $10 billion in private investment, including $2 billion for onshore wind alongside a data-centre campus. Solar Policy: New U.S. rules effectively make solar projects ineligible for the Rural Energy for America Program, cutting off a source of support for farmers and rural businesses. Clean Energy Targets: Nigeria set a 2060 goal for a power system led by solar and storage, with green hydrogen as backup. Philippines Solar: Development funds Norfund and Impact Fund Denmark are taking a 49% stake in Vena Energy’s 500-MWp project, expected to supply power equivalent to 650,000 households.
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