AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHormuz Pressure on U.S. Energy: Iran says the Strait of Hormuz won’t reopen until the U.S. meets Tehran’s conditions, even as Iran and Oman near a shipping-lane deal—keeping oil volatile and supporting prices above $80 for Brent and near $4 gasoline in the U.S. White House–Ukraine Tension: Trump reportedly rejected Zelensky’s request for hundreds of Patriot interceptors, citing U.S. inventory limits and shifting toward direct talks, raising questions for U.S. support tied to Ukraine’s energy-grid defense. Big Oil vs. Politics: Illinois Gov. Pritzker and Trump both target oil company “profiteering” amid Iran-war pump pain, while analysts note maritime and market factors limit how much policy can quickly move prices. Grid + Data Center Demand: Amazon’s Texas data center build is set to be powered by a large on-site natural gas plant, while HD Hyundai won a record $693M U.S. data-center power equipment order—highlighting how AI load growth is reshaping U.S. power infrastructure. Battery Logistics Expansion: LG Energy BESS transport ramps in the U.S., and Hansol Logistics launches battery cell logistics services from Indiana, signaling continued buildout of the domestic storage supply chain. Fuel Price Snapshot: GasBuddy reports show localized lows across counties for regular, midgrade, diesel, and E85, with broader U.S. averages easing from spring highs but still elevated.
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