AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoOil Supply Shock: Brent climbed above $115 a barrel as Houthi attacks and fears of renewed US-Iran conflict heightened disruption risks. The World Bank expects global energy prices to rise 32% this year, with oil supply falling 5.2%. India’s Energy Squeeze: LNG imports are on track for a record 2.8 million tonnes in October, despite prices surging, as domestic output declines. New Delhi is seeking more affordable US energy and expects a waiver for Russian oil purchases to continue. India also needs $220 billion for its clean-power push by 2030; Senvion has won an order for a 54.6 MW wind project in Gujarat. Regional Resilience: The Philippines is discussing oil storage deals with several suppliers and may increase diesel- and gas-fired power as El Niño threatens hydropower and solar output. Japan’s JERA has agreed to buy green ammonia from India’s AM Green, extending clean-energy cooperation.
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