AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoRed Sea Shipping Shock: Saudi says a tanker was hit and caught fire after Houthi missile/drone attacks, underscoring how Bab al-Mandab and Hormuz risks can ripple into energy and marine ecosystems. Gulf Water & Energy Stress: Reports say Iran-linked strikes have disrupted power and water infrastructure, including desalination and water facilities, raising fears for regional water security. Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure: US agencies warn Iranian-affiliated hackers expanded beyond Rockwell to Siemens and Schneider systems, manipulating safety alarms and sensor readings—an environmental and public-safety concern for utilities. Electricity Transition Watch: The IEA says renewables are set to become the biggest global power source in 2026, even as Middle East conflict temporarily lifts generation costs. Climate Mobilization: Türkiye’s COP31 volunteer program tops 10,000 applicants from 104 countries, aiming to scale climate outreach across Antalya and beyond. Biochar Market Signal: EU regulation is driving Europe’s biochar growth, with the market projected to surge through 2035.
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