AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoStorm Recovery: Typhoon Dujuan left thousands without power and running water in Japan, with over 10,000 homes still dark near Tokyo as landslides and fallen trees block repairs. Grid Funding: Indiana is set to receive $175M from the U.S. DOE to boost transfer capacity at a key “choke point” between grid operators. Rural Power Access: Nigeria’s Minister Joseph Tegbe commissioned a 581 kWp interconnected solar mini-grid with 1.4 MW battery storage in Kwara’s Oke-Oyi community, backed by EU/Germany support. Offshore Wind Legal Fight: California and New York pushed fresh legal action after Trump-era moves that canceled East Coast offshore wind leases and buyouts. Solar Policy & Compliance: Kenya Power faces illegal solar “dumping” concerns as regulators introduce a surcharge for unauthorized excess electricity exports. Nuclear Build Momentum: Westinghouse-Bechtel and Poland agreed main commercial terms for the country’s first nuclear plant EPC contract. EV & Grid Flex: Oakland’s electric school buses are using vehicle-to-grid to return energy to California’s grid during peak needs. Weather Disruption: A nor’easter is threatening the U.S. Northeast with rain, strong winds, coastal flooding, and possible power outages. Solar Market Moves: European Energy reached commercial operations at Greece’s 27 MW Tsoukes Sarres wind park.
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