AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoIsland Power: A 16-MW wind farm is helping stabilize the Philippines’ Oriental Mindoro grid as diesel plants face fuel constraints and power reserves fall below 2 MW at peak. Renewables Buildout: Saudi Arabia opened qualification for 3.2 GW of solar and wind projects, while Türkiye and China signed a deal targeting $15 billion for 7 GW of renewables, storage and 4 GW of transmission. Policy and Storage: India is seeking feedback on draft bidding rules for solar, hybrid renewables and battery storage, with comments due Nov. 25. Regional Grid Links: Georgia, Azerbaijan, Türkiye and Bulgaria agreed to expand cross-border transmission to export clean electricity to EU markets. Emissions: Global fossil-fuel emissions are forecast to dip 0.4% in 2026, partly due to solar and wind growth, but researchers warn conflict-driven shocks are no lasting climate solution. Hydropower Trade-offs: A proposed 12-MW project in Alaska’s Bristol Bay could cut diesel use, but residents worry about risks to salmon.
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