AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUkraine’s Power Emergency: Russian missile and drone strikes damaged energy facilities around Kyiv, disrupting electricity, heating and water; outages also hit Chernihiv, with scheduled cuts planned in parts of Ukraine. Nigeria’s Supply Dispute: NNPC says its gas pipelines face no transport constraints, while the system operator cited limited gas availability and low hydro inflows. The power minister says supply should improve within 24 to 72 hours. Turkey’s Energy Plan: Ankara has set a 2040 self-sufficiency goal, aiming to lift installed capacity from 123 GW to 281 GW and raise renewables’ share to 77%, but gave no coal phaseout timeline. Taiwan’s LNG Shift: After a diplomatic rift with Papua New Guinea, Taiwan says it has halted spot LNG purchases and will sign no new spot contracts, putting replacement supplies and costs in focus. Puerto Rico Investment: LUMA Energy spent well below budget on grid improvements last fiscal year, citing disputes over transfers and changes to federally funded projects.
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