AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGrid & reliability: Malaysia’s TNB Genco is pushing a RM1.96bn hybrid hydro-floating solar plan at Tasik Kenyir Dam—595MW of floating PV paired with 1,190MWh battery storage, targeted for 2028. Wind buildout: Enviro Infra Engineers’ Suyog Urja won an EPC deal worth ~₹190 crore for a 180MW NTPC wind project in Parli, Maharashtra (completion by Mar 31, 2027). Policy & market rules: Maharashtra’s regulator rejected a captive-solar priority claim in open-access energy credit adjustments, clarifying how credits should be applied. Storage mandate: India is moving toward mandatory battery storage for new solar and wind projects—draft rules call for 2-hour storage from 2027, rising to 4 hours by 2029. EU geopolitics meets energy: The EU pledged €200m to Greenland to support climate work and hydropower upgrades amid Trump-linked sovereignty pressure. Disaster-linked power: Nepal’s flood recovery continues with accelerated electricity restoration and solar kits for shelters as tunnel searches drag on. Data centers strain demand: Malaysia’s power commission says data centers already drive ~9.28% of electricity use and could rise sharply with cooling loads.
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