AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBattery Storage: Germany’s Return secured €835 million to expand its battery portfolio, with 117 MW under construction and a goal of installing at least 1 GW a year from 2027. India approved a $1.5 billion plan to add 92 GWh of storage by 2031, while NTPC Green invited bids for a 40.6 GWh programme. U.S. Permitting: The Senate voted 73-25 to advance a bill to speed approvals for energy and infrastructure projects. It would also require data-center developers to cover the grid upgrades they need; the measure still faces further votes, and Trump signaled opposition to wind projects. COP31: Türkiye pledged to raise electricity’s share of global energy use to 35% by 2035, as talks put grid investment, financing and the transition from fossil fuels in focus. Ukraine’s Grid: Russian strikes hit energy infrastructure in eight regions, triggering outages. Ukraine proposed energy and Black Sea ceasefires, while Denmark pledged €20 million in energy aid. Household Costs: A proposed UK bill would shift some renewable-energy costs from bills to public spending and offer debt relief to struggling households.
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