AGP Executive Report
Last update: 1 hours agoPermitting Fight: House Democrats are divided over a bipartisan bill to speed approvals for power plants, transmission lines and mines. It would also make large data centers cover more grid-upgrade costs; some Democrats want to wait until they take control of Congress next year. COP31: Energy talks are focusing on power grids and phasing out fossil fuels, while the global wind industry has called for faster clean-energy development. India’s Transition: Renewable-energy investment reached $5.3 billion in July–September, as the country targets 900 gigawatts of clean capacity by 2035, though major hurdles remain. Power Reliability: The U.S. renewed an emergency order keeping Michigan’s J.H. Campbell coal plant open for 90 days, despite a state challenge and concerns that continued operation could raise customer bills. Offshore Wind: RWE and KKR are partnering to deliver 2.8 gigawatts of new UK offshore wind capacity. Oil and Gas: Alberta plans lower oil-sands royalties to encourage investment, while Canada’s energy contractors forecast fewer rigs, wells and jobs despite expectations of steady sector activity.
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