AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoGrid affordability & reliability: Maryland says bills are up 50.9% in five years, with utilities warning of possible voltage collapse and rolling blackouts by summer 2027 as the state leans on decarbonization and imports more power. Flood-hit power lifelines: India has approved electricity exports to Nepal for 18 hours daily (up to 600 MW via Muzaffarpur–Dhalkebar and 54 MW via Tanakpur–Mahendranagar) through Dec 31, after August floods damaged hydropower and solar. Renewables procurement in India: SECI awarded module supply for Gujarat’s 700 MW ground-mounted solar, splitting 870 MWp between Kosol Energie (300 MWp) and Saatvik Green Energy (600 MWp). Battery-backed resilience in California: California avoided rolling outages since 2020, crediting rapid battery storage buildout (now 17,000+ MW available) for peak-shaving. Solar meets local constraints: A proposed 5 MW solar project near a Wisconsin airport faces city and aviation glare/land-use concerns. Water safety tech: Sentinel Water Solutions marked one year of PFAS treatment at Perkasie using temporary granular activated carbon, topping 200 million gallons treated. Cyber risk to energy orgs: A China-linked actor “Red Heron” exploited a Gitea flaw to compromise internet-facing targets across sectors including energy.
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