AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoOffshore Wind: Singapore’s Seatrium is building a 30,000-tonne power converter for a North Sea wind farm, turning offshore oil-and-gas expertise toward renewable energy despite a sharp drop in global offshore-wind investment. Chips and AI: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says US export restrictions have accelerated China’s domestic chip ambitions, while Sarawak is pitching clean energy and water supplies to attract semiconductor and AI industries. Power Trading: Octopus Energy has bought Danish startup BD Energy, whose automated software trades electricity across 25 pricing zones in 15 countries. Clean Energy: The IEA’s Fatih Birol credits China’s clean-energy technologies with speeding the global transition as countries seek alternatives amid supply disruptions. Superconductors: Warwick researchers used 3D imaging to find hidden atomic structures in a copper-based superconductor, challenging decades of assumptions about the material. Biotech: A phase II trial of Wenda Pharma’s oral drug NHWD-870 reported tumor responses in 30% of 40 patients with advanced NUT carcinoma; further study is needed. Investment Curbs: The US Treasury has proposed extending restrictions on American investment in Chinese biotechnology, drawing a warning from Beijing.
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