AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEnergy Markets: Turkmenistan used its Ashgabat oil and gas conference to court wider export markets. The event drew about 700 foreign participants, up 40% year on year, and Turkmengaz said the country is ready to supply gas through a Trans-Caspian route, alongside broader port, logistics and cable links. Malaysia Partnership: Twenty Malaysian oil and gas companies explored opportunities in services, equipment, engineering and digitalisation, extending cooperation beyond production. China Exports: Turkmenistan is preparing a fourth line for its gas pipeline to China, which has carried more than 477 billion cubic metres since 2009. Power Exports: A 711-kilometre transmission project could enable electricity supplies of up to 800 megawatts to Afghanistan; a section near Kabul is scheduled to open in June 2027. Regional Trade: Turkmenistan and Georgia discussed expanding trade and transit links, while Central Asian and Georgian foreign ministers backed stronger connections between regional railways, ports and Black Sea markets. Food Processing: A planned Dashoguz plant will process up to 60,000 tonnes of cottonseed annually, supporting domestic vegetable-oil production and agricultural processing.
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