AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEnergy and Mining: Mongolia-China coal trading commitments rose by 1.05 million tonnes under a new one-year supply deal, bringing the intermediary’s total commitments to 1.49 million tonnes. At the Gurvantes XXXV gas project, TMK Energy reported record October output of 971 cubic metres a day and regulatory acceptance of its gas discovery, a step toward a potential 30-year production licence. Transport Infrastructure: Prime Minister Uchral Nyam-Osor urged faster work on Sainshand’s air navigation centre, Mongolia’s second regional control facility; it is expected to create more than 200 jobs. Water Engineering: A Ulaanbaatar conference brought researchers and engineers together to discuss water supply, wastewater systems, pollution and climate pressures on freshwater resources. Manufacturing: Darkhan has opened Mongolia’s first gelatin factory, processing livestock byproducts. Housing: The government plans a national housing programme for 2027–2030.
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