AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEnergy Corridors: Baku is scoring another win for global supply stability, with ENEOS in Japan taking a shipment of about 45,000 kiloliters of Azerbaijani crude—an East Asia diversification move as Strait of Hormuz disruptions keep Middle East routes volatile. Legal & Labor: In Georgia, an IHOP franchise operator faces a federal suit over claims a training head was fired after missing work for an alcohol treatment program; separately, a Pepsi bottler has settled a former worker’s race bias case. Tech & Work: A proposed class action accuses Roblox of using child labor to build games and funneling kids into a virtual currency system. Environment & Food Chains: China and Norway are pushing to expand Southern Ocean krill harvests, while NGOs warn the fishery threatens Antarctic wildlife. Georgia Power Demand: A new forecast says Georgia’s electricity consumption will grow about 3.4% on average through 2026–2035, tied closely to economic growth and state-backed generation incentives. Regional Trade: Armenia says direct imports from Turkey can now be done without intermediaries, cutting logistics friction after procedural steps were completed.
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