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6 minute read
The rise of renewable energy and the demand on the national grid is changing. There’s a pivotal need for generation that’s flexible – and that can respond to sudden peaks in demand within minutes. Why is that important – and what does it look like?
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2 minute read
We’re taking a moment to shine a light on some of our people! They’re not only supporting the energy needs of today, they’re preparing for the energy future of tomorrow.
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3 minute read
AGL’s a family business – at least that’s the way father-and-son duo Jim and Jonathan Schroeter see it. Strategy lead Jim’s been with AGL for 38 years, and proudly works alongside his son at AGL Torrens – and wants to see his grandchildren work alongside him, too.
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3 minute read
AGL’s Michael Duck – aka Ducky – drives the same 10 minutes into work that his dad drove before him. He’s a lead project manager at AGL Macquarie. Like his dad, he’s helping to power the state.
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5 minute read
We’re prepped and ready for the peak summer period. We’ve invested $150m in summer readiness, with preparations for this peak period starting at the end of last summer.
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7 minute read
The $295 million AGL Barker Inlet Power Station (BIPS) has begun generating energy as it nears the final stages of testing in time for the summer peak.
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3 minute read
‘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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3 minute read
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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4 minute read
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.
