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5 minute read
Last year we committed $11m to Stage 1 of large-scale lighting upgrade across AGL’s operating facilities. Once complete, we expect the whole project to reduce our carbon impact by 35,000 tCO2e/y – that’s the equivalent of taking over 10,500 cars off the road for a year.
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6 minute read
During those really hot days in Summer, energy demand hits its peak. To help maintain safe, sustainable and reliable energy for our customers and the community, we recently made a number of upgrades on site.
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AGL’s Camden Gas Project Local Community Investment Program invests funds back into the community, for the community. Supporting community initiatives, projects and events that matter to the people in the Macarthur.
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5 minute read
Last week, AGL announced a $25 million investment to boost generation at our Loy Yang Power Station, without increasing coal consumption or emissions.
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10 minute read
AGL was a main sponsor for The Lobethal Lights this year. The community put a lot of energy into their Christmas light designs, creating a magical atmosphere and it got us thinking; how many Christmas lights could we power?
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6 minute read
For customers producing more solar than they need, AGL Solar Exchange enables the trade of excess solar in the form of solar tokens. These tokens can be sold to family, friends, or even other AGL customers without solar panels who are part of the trading community.
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7 minute read
We’re taking a look behind the scenes of our Digital Content Producer’s day job at AGL. This is a travel log of sorts - from a beautiful and unique part of Australia.
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6 minute read
Good jobs for our people and a diversified economy in the communities we work in are absolute priorities for AGL as we explore what the future looks like. By working with and listening to, the community and our people, together we can find innovative ways to make sure places like the Hunter Valley have plenty to look forward to.
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11 minute read
The transition to a low carbon future will require a range of solutions and this is why we are proud to partner with CSIRO and others in carbon capture research over the past 10 years. But what does this have to do with tomatoes?
