AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPhilippines Offshore Wind Push: Finance chief Frederick Go met Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners to accelerate the 901MW San Miguel Bay offshore wind project, aiming for the first offshore wind farm in the Philippines and a key step for Southeast Asia’s energy security. China Clean Energy Scale-Up: China’s installed power capacity hit 4.01bn kW by end-May, with non-fossil now 62% of the total; meanwhile a 16MW tension-leg floating wind platform sailed in Guangdong to advance deep-sea wind commercialization. Advanced Materials Race: CNBM started three high-performance carbon fiber lines in Jiangsu, boosting supply of general-purpose, high-strength and high-modulus grades for high-end manufacturing. India Energy Security & Diplomacy: India and Seychelles signed trade, digital payments and clean-energy cooperation pacts, while India also eyes discounted Iranian crude under a US sanctions waiver—though some refiners may wait for clearer banking guidance. Geopolitics & Markets: South Korea and Japan reaffirmed denuclearization and revived search-and-rescue drills, underscoring tighter defense coordination amid regional tensions. Nuclear Waste Concern (Japan): Japan restarted a reactor at Kashiwazaki-Kariwa, but the move spotlights spent-fuel storage limits and the lack of a permanent disposal plan. Climate Watch: ESA satellites detected early signs of a new El Niño as Pacific sea-surface temperatures warm again.
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