AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoNuclear Buildout Watch: Small modular reactors are projected to supply about one-quarter of new global nuclear capacity by 2050, as data centers and electrification drive demand for firm power. Geopolitics & Energy Security: South Korea and the US plan major joint military drills next week, underscoring how regional threats keep energy and infrastructure planning in the spotlight. US-Backed Critical Minerals: Sunrise Energy Metals surged 16% after a conditional $400M U.S. War Department loan commitment to expand its New South Wales scandium project. Long-Duration Storage Push: China’s HiTHIUM opened a long-duration energy storage industrial park in Shandong, aiming for end-to-end manufacturing and lower production energy use. Grid-Scale Demand Growth: New Zealand’s Contact Energy reported a record FY26 profit and is exploring a 250MW data centre development with CDC in Taranaki. Oil & Gas Logistics: ADNOC Gas is considering a new 4 mtpa LNG export facility in Fujairah to reduce reliance on Strait of Hormuz shipping routes. Policy for Supply Resilience: Pakistan is moving to open petroleum storage to foreign suppliers via customs-bonded facilities, letting them sell locally or re-export.
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