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There are 33km of conveyer belts at Loy Yang A power station. Invariably they need to be repaired – a process that requires heavy use of knives. Knives are responsible for 80% of worksite injuries – so is it possible to ditch knives completely?
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AGL’s Interim Head of Asset Systems, Sarah Hannah, has become Engineers Australia’s 25,000th active chartered member. She’s leading the way into the future of the energy industry, and inspiring others along the way.
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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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Brett Redman, AGL’s Managing Director and CEO appeared at the Energy Charter Accountability Panel. Read his opening address.
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AGL has put a heavy focus on cybersecurity and keeping data safe, through a people-centred approach.
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We’ve released our first Energy Charter Disclosure Report on our performance against the five guiding principles of the charter. But how does the Energy Charter benefit everyday people and communities?
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The energy sector is rapidly changing, and we want to lead that change, not just follow. AGL CEO Brett Redman reflects on how our purpose can help us navigate a rapidly evolving energy industry and deliver progress for our customers, our people, and the broader community.
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By 2025, more than 150,000 Aussie homes will have batteries attached to them. It’s becoming more and more important to orchestrate the discharge of energy to support the grid during times of high demand. But what is orchestration?
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The three winners of The Australian Women’s Weekly Women of the Future Awards for 2019 were recently announced. These awards closely mirror our future focus and commitment to diversity and inclusion. As sponsors of these awards, we’re proud to champion the women of the future and congratulate the winners.
