AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoClean Energy: A regional deal platform launched at COP31 highlights a 20-year solar-and-battery agreement to replace Nauru’s diesel generation, with no upfront cost to the country. The shift gains urgency as Pacific fuel costs reached NZ$935 million in the first six months of the crisis; officials say renewables and efficiency are key to reducing reliance on imports. Fisheries: The Parties to the Nauru Agreement is training fishing companies and officials in electronic reporting and compliance for the longline Vessel Day Scheme. Marshall Islands fisheries chief Glen Joseph will lead the PNA Office from January 2027. Mining: The Metals Company says NOAA now expects a mid-December decision on certification of its US subsidiary’s application, later than planned, citing review of more than 1,600 public comments. The company reported about US$123 million in available liquidity at quarter-end. Climate Infrastructure: ADB and the Green Climate Fund are backing a program to mobilize more than US$1 billion for resilient roads, water supplies and coastal protection across 14 Pacific economies.
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