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5 minute read
Did you know that energy demand can literally double in a day? This has a big impact on the whole energy system and CSIRO wants to find out more, so we can all look forward to a more secure, reliable and sustainable energy future.
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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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20 minute read
In part 2 of our Podcast with Tony Wood, Energy Program Director at the Grattan Institute, Tony and Skye Laris talk about the energy and technology revolution.
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9 minute read
We have an important role ensuring that disconnection is truly a last resort. Proactively identifying customers at risk of disconnection and providing a range of flexible support to help customers through periods of vulnerability is as essential as the service we provide.
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14 minute read
AGL’s Senior Manager of Public Advocacy, Skye Laris in her conversation with Tony Wood, Energy Program Director at the Grattan Institute, as they talk all things energy in our recent podcast for The Hub.
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7 minutes read
Our customers expect an intuitive, consistent, seamless and personalised experience through a diverse range of digital channels. To deliver on this, we are embracing digital disruption, technology and working differently – keeping customers at the heart of what we do.
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6 minute read
Our success depends on our ability to understand consumer behaviour and needs, manage complex distributed energy assets and get the most out of our physical generation assets by managing and predicting their performance.
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7 minute read
The ‘One Stop, One Story Vulnerability Hub’ acts as a connector, bringing the available support to the person rather than them having to seek it through complex pathways, over and over again.
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6 minute read
With ongoing debate about the National Energy Guarantee, there has been a bit of discussion about the merits of ‘demand response’. Demand response is a way to help reduce individual customer bills, improve reliability and reduce the average cost to supply electricity to all households and business.
