AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRenewable Energy: Sunergise plans to buy Infratec New Zealand, expanding solar and battery storage across the Pacific. The companies have already delivered five renewable plants, including in the Marshall Islands. Ocean Stewardship: SPC says it delivered €46 million in ocean projects across 20 Pacific countries in 2025, supporting fisheries, marine conservation and ocean science. Climate Resilience: A new US$250 million Green Climate Fund grant will help 14 Pacific nations, including the Marshall Islands, strengthen infrastructure and essential services. Forecasters also warn a strong El Niño could bring drier-than-usual conditions to the Marshall Islands from November through January. Seabed Risks: A proposed mineral exploration area between Guam and Wake Island renews concerns about deep-sea mining; Wake is also claimed by the Marshall Islands. Nuclear Legacy: Pacific countries have backed continued UN assistance for the Marshall Islands to address the lasting health, human rights and environmental harms of nuclear testing. Fisheries: Pacific nations are pressing for a bigeye tuna management plan covering both purse-seine and longline fishing.
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