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In the middle of the day, the abundance of rooftop solar often produces more energy than the grid needs… but when the sun goes down and everyone heads home, energy demand soars. What are the implications?
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4 minute read
People have been harnessing the power of flowing water for millenia – but how does hydro power fit into our energy mix today?
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3 minute read
By 2025, more than 150,000 Aussie homes will have batteries attached to them. It’s becoming more and more important to orchestrate the discharge of energy to support the grid during times of high demand. But what is orchestration?
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3 minute read
The energy market is changing – and we need to take the lead and look at what energy mix will suit the dynamics of the market. We’re taking a look at the role of firming capacity to support that mix.
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3 minute read
AGL recently finished a 2.12 MW solar facility at Santos’ Port Bonython hydrocarbon processing facility in South Australia. The modular, bespoke solution is an interesting example for other organisations with remote operations.
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4 minute read
Leaders and participants from across the energy chain convened in Melbourne last week for #AEW2019 to discuss the innovation, disruption and transformation taking place in the energy sector. From AGL, this included presentations from our very own Brett Redman, Phaedra Deckart, and Clare Wilkes. Read our full wrap here.
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The 200MW Silverton Wind Farm is almost finished. Get up close and personal with an exclusive drive – and fly – through the wind farm.
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6 minute read
Electricity storage is an essential part of our energy mix, and one of the most efficient large-scale solutions is pumped hydro – like AGL’s 250MW Kanmantoo development in SA. The project has generated a lot of questions from the wider community, and we’ve answered the most frequently here.
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Once complete, Coopers Gap Wind Farm will have a capacity of 453 MW and produce around 1,510,000 MWh of renewable energy – powering approximately 264,000 average Australian homes.
