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‘I wish I were 20 years younger – as the next 20 years are going to bring so much change for the generation of electricity – I’d love to see what happens!’ Our longest serving sparky, Kevin, is heading into retirement at age 70. He began working at Loy Yang in 1980 when it was first built
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We understand the importance of Loy Yang A to Victoria’s electricity supply and that’s why we’re embracing the best tech to maintain and preserve Unit 2 during repairs.
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Next month AGL Loy Yang will complete DWPS11 – a fire control and pumping system for the Loy Yang mine capable of moving an Olympic pool’s worth of water 300m high in 15 minutes. Find out how this innovation was managed.
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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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The Newcastle Gas Storage Facility is a crucial piece of energy infrastructure in NSW, delivering a stable and reliable supply of gas to meet ever-changing demand in the region.
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At AGL, flexible working is the norm and not the exception, which is why we’re making sure the benefits of flexibility are enjoyed by all our people – from the corporate offices, to our operational sites. Find out how David Jerret from AGL Macquarie is embracing workplace flexibility.
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The Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain project is a major collaboration between leading Australian and Japanese companies, and the Victorian, Australian and Japanese Governments.
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Keep on trucking! The first of three massive transformers arrive at the Barker Inlet Power Station, which when complete later this year will provide quickstart peaking power and grid stability for South Australia.
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The safety of our people and the community is our priority. And while you never know when or where lighting will strike, we do have special lighting rods in place to protect damage to our infrastructure, ensuring we keep our people, the community and electricity supply safe.
