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We have a responsibility to supply safe and secure energy to the National Energy Market. In South Australia, we’re progressing with the safe and staged transition from Torrens A Station to the new Barker Inlet Power Station.
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As an essential service provider, AGL needs to put the customer at the centre of everything we do, writes CEO and MD Brett Redman.
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The Energy Users Association of Australia released a National Gas Strategy Discussion Paper proposing solutions to gas supply issues. How does this support steps AGL is taking to address gas supply?
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How is our portfolio evolving to meet changes in demand and technology? Peaking power, like the proposed Kanmantoo Pumped Hydro project can be flexible and responsive to demand – providing extra energy when it’s needed most.
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One of the big questions with renewables is, what happens when the sun’s not shining and the wind’s not blowing? Flexible and firming energy sources like large-scale battery storage is the answer.
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It’s our job to maintain safe and reliable supply, and that’s why we’re continuing to invest in our existing generation infrastructure, as well as new assets too. In early 2018, AGL sent a 255-tonne generator from Loy Yang A Power Station to Germany to be refurbished by Siemens, the original manufacturer, for specialist repair and equipment.
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The Victoria Energy Policy Centre released a working paper focusing on market outcomes following the closure of Hazelwood Power Station in 2017. Looking at the VEPC report, there is an alternative reading for much of what it relies upon in drawing its conclusions.
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AGL has sought to play a leading role in the way business engages on the important issue of climate change. We’ve given serious consideration to the physical and transitional risks and opportunities associated with climate change and the transition towards a low-carbon economy. Read more.
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Barker Inlet Power Station is a peaking gas plant, which means it’s flexible in rapidly responding to demand. This week, AGL received the first of 12 engines for the power station.
