Proudly Australian, with more than 180 years of experience, we operate the country’s largest electricity generation portfolio, we’re its largest ASX-listed investor in renewable energy, and we have 3.6 million customer accounts. Our aim is to prosper in a carbon-constrained world and build customer advocacy as our industry transforms. That’s why we have committed to exiting our coal-fired generation by 2050 and why we will continue to develop innovative solutions for our customers.
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Energy efficiency is important to us – and that’s because of people like Jenniy Gregory. For 30 years she’s been driving affordability globally – and now she’s helping take care of our most vulnerable customers.
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COVID-19 has disrupted the way many of us work. How do we balance making sure our people are safe – while making sure our graduates and apprentices aren’t disadvantaged by circumstances out of their control?
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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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Safety is our number one priority on our generation sites. That’s why we put in place wide-ranging measures to stop the spread of COVID-19 onto our sites, which generate power for millions of Australians.
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We’re on the front foot when it comes to flexible working under COVID-19. However, many of our staff can’t work from home – like Amanda Richardson, who works in the nerve centre of AGL Torrens.
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What does a duck have to do with energy supply and demand? It all comes down to the ‘duck curve’.
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Will today’s children ever drive a car? Will they ever even use a keyboard? How long will they live? Energy Impact Partners managing director Shayle Kann shares his eight ‘big bets’ for the future.
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A volunteer day and an observant group of AGL employees mean that one of Australia’s biggest conservation programs has moved from a petrol generator to a self-sufficient solar and battery setup.
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Ken’s family has worked in hydro for three generations. Now Ken, who grew up in Mount Beauty, is using drones to take his work at AGL Hydro to great new heights.
