AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFuel Trade: Reuters and Justice for Myanmar report that Myanmar authorities helped disguise Iranian jet fuel as South African diesel, including a December 2025 shipment of about 113,000 barrels worth $15.8 million. The alleged scheme evaded sanctions targeting aviation fuel imports. Energy Links: China says its crude pipeline from Myanmar has carried more than 100 million tonnes since 2017, feeding a refinery in Yunnan and strengthening a key regional supply route. Agriculture: Myanmar farmers say the regime’s minimum paddy price of 1.35 million kyats per 100 baskets is far below market rates and production costs, raising fears it could drive down what growers receive. Mining: More than 20 newly approved mines near Tachileik are raising concerns over arsenic and lead pollution in rivers shared with Thailand. Regional Power: Thailand plans up to $1.5 billion in household solar subsidies as declining gas production, including from Myanmar, pushes it to import more LNG.
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