AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoOffshore Wind: Ørsted says the 704-MW Revolution Wind project is now in commercial operation, delivering power to Connecticut and Rhode Island despite federal stop-work orders. Utility Oversight: Georgia Democrats won a majority on the state commission that regulates Georgia Power, putting electricity bills and data-center demand at the center of the policy debate. Nuclear Safety: Japan ordered Chubu Electric to improve operations after the utility manipulated seismic data used in a reactor-restart review. Grid Pressures: South Africa’s grid operator expects to pay 4 billion rand this year to wind and solar farms told to curtail output; analysts warn the costs could ultimately reach ratepayers. Storage Growth: US solar projects paired with batteries made up 16% of utility-scale installations in 2026, up from 2% in 2017, according to EIA figures. Grid Resilience: Ukrainian nuclear plants have cut output following Russian attacks, while Sri Lanka’s electricity distributor introduced an online tool for rooftop-solar customers to check nearby transformer capacity before applying.
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