AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEnergy Sanctions & Refining: Georgia’s Kulevi Oil Refinery is starting to pivot away from Russian crude as EU sanctions tighten, with July 2026 marking Georgia’s first Kazakh crude import (5,500 tonnes) while Russian supplies still dominate (87,400 tonnes in July; 569,300 tonnes in Jan–Jul). Fuel Prices in Abkhazia: Abkhaz drivers report steep pump prices after “Rosneft” shipped 960 tons of AI-92 to Abkhazia, with users blaming shortages and profit-taking amid rising Russian procurement costs. Cybersecurity for Power: Iran-linked hackers reportedly shut down a UK power plant for four days, prompting government briefings and new guidance for critical infrastructure operators. Regional Trade & Logistics: Azerbaijan expanded transit to Armenia via its territory, sending Russian-linked shipments including wheat and propane, while also boosting oil product exports to Bulgaria. Georgia’s EU Path: Commentary highlights how EU enlargement momentum is growing, but stresses the EU’s own “homework” on decision-making and funding rules before new accessions. Infrastructure & Transport: Georgia’s railway freight traffic rose 19.9% in Q2 2026, while Tbilisi’s “Government City” project adds a new special commission.
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