AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCorporate Renewables: Malaysia’s energy regulator set a 10-year fixed grid-access charge for eligible renewable projects, while corporate buyers pay a separate fee. Banks expect demand to hold up, helped by data centres and companies seeking long-term green power. Wind and Storage: Victoria approved the 1.5-GW Warracknabeal wind farm, which will include two battery systems and could supply power to about 1.2 million homes. In Massachusetts, Flatiron secured about $850 million in financing for a 1,200-MWh battery project expected to open in 2027. Data-Centre Rules: Greece proposed requiring data centres to source at least 60% of their electricity from renewables, alongside tighter checks on grid access and project funding. Rural Energy: A new USDA rule could make grants for farm and small-business efficiency and renewable projects harder to secure, requiring applicants to complete projects and operate them for a year before applying—with no guarantee of funding.
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