AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoGrid reliability & outages: Wyoming regulators want Rocky Mountain Power to explain a massive multi-utility outage after planned maintenance missteps left about 250,000 customers dark for up to 9.5 hours. South Asia transmission buildout: Nepal’s new 220 kV Markichok–Bharatpur line has started operating, aiming to cut tripping and improve reliability across Chitwan and beyond. Waste-to-energy push: Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman ordered faster delivery of two Dhaka waste-to-energy projects—Aminbazar (42.5 MW from 3,000 tonnes/day) and Matuail (methane-to-power plus solar and fertiliser from 3,000–3,500 tonnes/day). Renewables & storage momentum: Türkiye will launch 14 solar and seven wind YEKA tenders (900 MW solar, 1,500 MW wind) to add 2,400 MW via 21 tenders; Latvia’s Futureal Energy Partners bought 45 MW/120 MWh BESS sites for Baltic grid flexibility. Policy for cleaner grids: India’s draft grid connectivity rules expand standards for storage, hybrid plants and inverter-based resources to speed renewable integration. Energy security & geopolitics: Cuba’s president blamed the latest blackout on the US “oil blockade,” while Africa’s renewable transition is shifting from building projects to building institutions.
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