AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoOil & Gas Markets: OPEC+ agreed to lift July quotas by 188,000 bpd, but analysts say it won’t matter much while the Strait of Hormuz stays effectively closed, keeping crude risk premiums elevated. Power Demand & Grid: Bangladesh says it has enough electricity overall, though peak summer and irrigation demand can trigger temporary disruptions tied to fuel supply, transmission limits and weather. LPG in Focus: India raised domestic LPG by Rs 29 to Rs 942 for a 14.2-kg cylinder in Delhi, with the government arguing it’s still among the world’s lowest and that upstream costs are being absorbed. Energy Security Diplomacy: Nepal and India are pushing a reset—Nepal’s FM says border disputes should be handled via existing bilateral mechanisms, while both sides also advanced cross-border digital payments and legal cooperation. Regional Energy Partnerships: Uzbekistan and India discussed expanding industrial cooperation including critical minerals, coal gasification and nuclear energy. Renewables & Transition Finance: IRENA signed up Etihad Credit Insurance to help de-risk renewable projects via its ETAF platform. Asia Tech Power: China launched a prefabricated computing energy hub in Qingdao aimed at faster, lower-land, lower-carbon power for AI data centres. Geopolitics & Shipping: US forces seized the Iranian-linked supertanker M/T Davina carrying about 1.9 million barrels, part of a crackdown on Iran’s “ghost fleet.”
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