insight of the dayBrett Redman, AGL's Chief Executive Officer & Managing DirectorWe’re thinking of our people, our customers and the community and will continue to make decisions that balance our need to keep our business running as an essential service provider, with protecting our most valuable asset, our people.L in general. Our power stations have a long history of training young apprentices and we are more than proud to see this tradition continue.
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We’re on the front foot when it comes to flexible working under COVID-19. However, many of our staff can’t work from home – like Amanda Richardson, who works in the nerve centre of AGL Torrens.
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What does a duck have to do with energy supply and demand? It all comes down to the ‘duck curve’.
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Will today’s children ever drive a car? Will they ever even use a keyboard? How long will they live? Energy Impact Partners managing director Shayle Kann shares his eight ‘big bets’ for the future.
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A volunteer day and an observant group of AGL employees mean that one of Australia’s biggest conservation programs has moved from a petrol generator to a self-sufficient solar and battery setup.
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Ken’s family has worked in hydro for three generations. Now Ken, who grew up in Mount Beauty, is using drones to take his work at AGL Hydro to great new heights.
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Jim’s been onsite for 38 years, and proudly works with his son at AGL Torrens. He wants to see his grandchildren work alongside him, too.
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Once a scholarship student and graduate engineer, Ducky is proud to be following in his dad’s footsteps by helping power NSW at Bayswater Power Station.
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Silverton has been mining the earth for 130 years. Adam is helping the town transition to a renewable hub that now ‘mines’ the sun and wind.
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We’re on the front foot when it comes to flexible working under COVID-19. However, many of our staff can’t work from home – like Amanda Richardson, who works in the nerve centre of AGL Torrens.
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AGL has an essential role to play in keeping the lights on for families and businesses. We are actively monitoring and managing the unfolding situation to ensure we keep our people safe and continue to deliver for our customers.
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What does a duck have to do with energy supply and demand? It all comes down to the ‘duck curve’.
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Will today’s children ever drive a car? Will they ever even use a keyboard? How long will they live? Energy Impact Partners managing director Shayle Kann shares his eight ‘big bets’ for the future.
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A volunteer day and an observant group of AGL employees mean that one of Australia’s biggest conservation programs has moved from a petrol generator to a self-sufficient solar and battery setup.
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Ken’s family has worked in hydro for three generations. Now Ken, who grew up in Mount Beauty, is using drones to take his work at AGL Hydro to great new heights.
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8 March is International Women’s Day – an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of women. But we’re working every day to create a more equitable workplace.
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How do we support our communities? It isn’t a question with one simple answer – it’s something that constantly needs to be examined, by listening to the communities in which we work and meeting (and exceeding) their expectations.
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Ever-evolving technology allows us to measure more things, faster & more accurately, on our sites than ever before. Our EGM Group Ops Doug Jackson and GM #Data & Analytics Dayle Stevens talk about what Big Data means for the future.
