AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGrid Resilience: PG&E says burying 1,500 miles of power lines has cut wildfire ignition risk along those routes by about 98%; it wants approval to underground 5,000 more miles. In the Philippines, NGCP is advancing battery storage to help steady the grid ahead of a possible 2027 El Niño. Rising Demand: Assam’s electricity needs are forecast to climb from 14,978 million units in 2026–27 to 18,162 million by 2029–30. Nigeria is considering dedicated transmission links to major industrial hubs to improve manufacturers’ power supply. Solar Expansion: The IEA expects Middle East renewable capacity to triple by 2031, led by solar, and says cross-border cooperation could help countries make better use of that generation. Brazil is also set to present a roadmap for shifting economies toward renewables at COP31. Emissions: Fossil-fuel CO₂ emissions are projected to edge down 0.4% this year, but researchers warn clean-energy growth is not yet fast enough to ensure a lasting decline.
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