AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBloom Energy Earnings: Bloom Energy surged after a record Q2, topping estimates with $1.07B revenue and lifting 2026 guidance, as investors refocused on AI-driven onsite power demand. Energy Policy & Public Power: Philippines officials opened an interactive Energy Museum and flagged a new Energy Center for Excellence, while also calming nuclear concerns with promises of safeguards and full studies. Waste-to-Energy Fight: Environmental groups pushed back on Marcos’ push to amend waste rules to allow waste-to-energy, warning about toxic emissions and single-use plastics incentives. Grid & Infrastructure: EU/EBRD approved new Ukraine funding to keep Kyiv’s heating and power services running after strikes, including decentralized power options. Renewables Buildout: Scotland’s onshore wind supply chain got a boost with Natural Power winning a five-year O&M contract, and TagEnergy won planning approval for a new windfarm near Patna. Energy Prices: Ireland’s network charges rose again, adding about €41 per household. Hydrogen Push: Malaysia and Japan launched a Japan-Malaysia Hydrogen Hub to accelerate hydrogen and fuel-cell research and commercialization.
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