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3 minute read
Discover how a simple decision has helped lower energy costs and reduce emissions for a company that’s very busy this time of year making delicious Easter chocolates.
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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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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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10 minutes read
David Scrivener, Executive Director, Head of Infrastructure and Utilities at Westpac Institutional Bank, discusses why financing new, renewable power generation projects is essential for Westpac to be able to meet their ambitious decarbonising target.
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The 2018 AFR National Energy Summit kicked off in rainy Sydney yesterday, with transition and energy policy in the spotlight. AGL was represented in the crowd and on stage by our Interim CEO Brett Redman.
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4 minute read
AGL welcomed Maoneng Australia’s announcement that it had reached financial close for the 255 megawatt (MW) Sunraysia Solar Farm. This solar farm is underpinned by Power Purchase Agreements under which UNSW Sydney and AGL Energy purchase the solar energy generated over 15 years. This solar energy will help contribute to our diverse energy mix.
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In the middle of a sunny day, rooftop solar could soon supply more energy than South Australia needs at that time of day. But when the sun goes down, this generation tails off, which is also when peak demand kicks in. Read more about the impact of rooftop solar on demand.
