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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Building greater gender diversity in our operational workforce is critical to our future success. The Try a Trade day sponsored by AGL Torrens provided opportunity for students to get first-hand experience in what a day in the life of a tradesperson looks like.
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Light bulbs are small, so how much difference can a high efficiency light bulb really make? Well, when there are 45,000 lights, and still counting, installing high efficiency lights bulbs can make a massive difference.
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We are committed to making flexibility a part of our business, not special treatment or an unusual occurrence. And while flexibility isn’t something that’s just suited to families, we’re taking the opportunity on Father’s Day, to shine a light on how flexibility is working for some of the dads at AGL.
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This $295 million plant will take around 18 months to build and it is expected to be operational by the second half of calendar year 2019.
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AGL’s NSW Generation Plan sets out how to manage the closure of the Liddell Power Station when it retires in 2022 to avoid any shortfall in the market.
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There has recently been some discussion portraying AGL incorrectly in relation to the issues facing Australia’s east-coast gas market.
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On Friday 15 June, the Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) released the Retail Energy Competition Review.
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Treasurer Scott Morrison delivered his third Federal Budget last night. Here are a few Budget facts and figures for the energy sector.
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On Sunday 26 November, the Federal Government announced that it will introduce a new legal right for consumers to access data about how they use their energy, banking, internet and phone services.
