AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMalaysia Partnership: Twenty Malaysian oil and gas services firms are seeking business in Turkmenistan, with a cooperation memorandum between Malaysia Petroleum Resources Corporation and Turkmennebit scheduled for signing at OGT 2026. TAPI Progress: The pipeline section from the Turkmen border to Herat is nearly 80% complete, and Turkmenistan says it aims to commission the segment by year-end. Energy Investment: At the Ashgabat conference, UAE companies ADNOC and Dragon Oil reaffirmed plans to expand long-term investment, while Türkiye’s BOTAŞ outlined a longer-term vision to move Turkmen gas through Türkiye to Europe via a Trans-Caspian link. Power Exports: Turkmenistan is advancing transmission projects that could supply up to 800 megawatts to Afghanistan and support future connections to Pakistan. Methane Monitoring: Turkmengas’s research institute received leak-detection equipment from an EU- and German-backed project to help identify and reduce gas losses. Regional Trade: Turkmen experts are attending a China–Central Asia forum in Bishkek focused on logistics corridors, industrial cooperation, removing trade barriers and digitalization.
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