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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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Ryan Janosevic is AGL’s Cyber Intel and Incident Response Lead – but he took a decidedly non-traditional entry to a tech career, starting with a commerce degree and a political internship, before becoming one of Australia’s leading experts on cybersecurity.
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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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Technology underpins everything we do at AGL So if you’re thinking about a career in Tech – go for it! Your career can take you across companies, industries and cities and if your ideal job doesn’t exist today, then it will probably exist tomorrow.
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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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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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Cybercriminals are constantly looking for the slightest vulnerability to illegally access governments and companies’ data. AGL’s developers constantly train to defeat hacking attacks – training like the Secure Coding Tournament.
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It’s one of the most iconic scenes in Australian sporting history – but a heart-stopping glitch added some extra drama to the Sydney 2000 Opening Ceremony. Find out how a small group of AGL engineers were involved in this infamous moment.
