AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSustainable Forestry Investment: JP Morgan Natural Capital and Paraguay’s government announced a $200 million push to build a sustainable forestry platform, including commercial plantations, native forest restoration, and revenue streams such as timber and carbon credits, with capital deployment expected to begin in early 2027. Climate & Water Risks: Yacyretá warned that El Niño/“Super Niño” conditions could persist into early 2027, with Paraná River inflows potentially doubling historical averages—raising flood-peak management needs even if extra water doesn’t automatically mean more electricity generation. Biodiversity Monitoring: Paraguay is set to join a standardized terrestrial mammal monitoring effort using camera traps under the Snapshot Argentina-led network, aiming to improve comparable biodiversity data across South America. Energy Transition Forum: Paraguay will host Energías Paraguay 2026 in Asunción on Oct. 1, bringing together public and private players to discuss fuels, biofuels, electricity, renewables, and service-station business shifts. Waste-to-Music Spotlight: Cateura’s Recycled Orchestra—built from instruments made with landfill trash—toured the Bay Area, highlighting how waste can be turned into opportunity and environmental messaging.
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