AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFusion & Fuel-Cycle Moves: UKAEA and Eni launched RH3OVA, a UK joint venture to support fusion fuel-cycle services, including deuterium and tritium management, from feasibility through operations. AI Power Demand: A new “AI Energy Nexus” look ties booming data-center loads to renewed focus on copper and uranium as the grid struggles to supply steady, high-power electricity. Oil Refining Expansion: Dangote says its planned Kenya refinery will process 700,000 bpd, lifting total group refining capacity to 2.1 million bpd and targeting East African fuel supply. Grid & Bills Pressure: Australia’s energy minister says renewables progress is real, but households have still paid $22.7B more since 2022; in Ireland, over a million homes face €250–€300 annual bill hikes from July 1. Clean Cooking in Africa: Uganda’s Vivo Energy expands LPG for schools, with Nabisunsa Girls’ School switching from firewood to a new bulk storage and safety-tested LPG system. Middle East Tech for Oilfields: SLB won Kuwait Oil Company’s Ahmadi Innovation Valley deal to build a new tech facility, aiming to scale AI and digital tools across upstream operations. Energy Transition Minerals: South Africa’s manganese boom is growing alongside local complaints about dust, blasting impacts, and damaged homes.
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