AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFuel Supply Accountability in Abkhazia: Repsol says fuel shipped to occupied Abkhazia was purchased from its Connect network, but adds that Solidus LLC handled onward sales without coordinating with Repsol, pointing to Solidus permits and saying no further deliveries are planned. Energy Prices and Shortages: Abkhazia’s residents report gasoline shortages and rising costs, with the local energy ministry citing higher procurement expenses and Telegram users questioning whether prices reflect profit. Power Trade Upgrade: Armenia approved a KfW-backed “Caucasus Transmission Network IV” plan with Georgia, targeting electricity exchange capacity rising from 200 MW to 350 MW initially and up to 1,050 MW. Oil Hub Ambitions for Ceyhan: With Hormuz risks lifting interest in alternatives, Türkiye’s Ceyhan is pitched as a “Rotterdam” for storage, trading and pricing, supported by BTC and Iraq-Türkiye routes. Georgian Fuel Deliveries to Abkhazia: Georgian officials and media coverage continue to track who supplied petrol to Abkhazia amid shortages, keeping sanctions and supply-chain questions in focus. Agriculture Exports: Georgia’s blueberry exports reportedly jumped 55% to 9,900 tons, underscoring continued growth in food industry trade.
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