Gas fight heats up with NSW plant tick
EnergyAustralia’s move to expand its Tallawarra gas power plant has stoked debate over whether the grid needs more supply.
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‘Crash landing’ if coal dumped, warns AGL
Amid forecasts of a ‘messy decade’ for energy, AGL has warned of a crash landing if coal plants exit the national electricity market too soon.
AGL abandons Victorian LNG import plan
The energy major will take a $108m pre-tax hit after abandoning its controversial LNG import plant.
AGL split speculation continues after exit
AGL Energy’s interim boss Graeme Hunt gathered together his executive team on Thursday as the power giant looks to move on from the departure of Brett Redman.
Canberra in Hunter Valley gas plant push
The private sector looks to have fallen short committing to replace 1000MW of dispatchable power that will disappear with the closure of AGL’s Liddell coal fired power station.
Shell may return to demerged AGL Energy
The corporate shake-up engulfing AGL Energy has deal-makers sharpening their pencils.
AGL split on track after CEO shock: Botten
AGL chairman Peter Botten is rebuffing speculation its board may have grown resistant to a split.
Bad timing: AGL exit riles investors
AGL Energy investors have raised concerns about the strategic direction of the company after the sudden resignation of Brett Redman.
Switching off: AGL mystifies the market
The official version is Brett Redman handed in his resignation. But his hasty exit has sent the rumour mill into overdrive.
Bad timing: AGL appears in disarray
Why CEO Brett Redman is leaving AGL now, before details of its demerger are finalised, beggars belief.
Energy boss in shock resignation
The boss of coal-fired power giant AGL Energy has suddenly quit, just weeks after the company unveiled a radical plan to split the business.
AGL in crisis over shock CEO exit
Brett Redman’s sudden exit comes just weeks after he laid out plans to split the energy giant, sparking speculation of an internal rift.
Redman’s sudden exit sparks questions for AGL
The board just spent three days working on how to split AGL. The mystery is why Brett Redman now has no part in its plans.
ASX follows global markets up, AGL takes hit
The ASX200 continued to rebound strongly as regional markets tracked gains in Europe and the US, despite renewed COVID concerns.
How Credit Suisse, AGL and the NAB are tackling ESG
A new set of priorities underpins investment choices for our biggest companies.
AGL, Future Fund sweeten Tilt $2.8bn bid
The higher bid, which all but secures the sale of the energy play, comes on the heels of a Canadian pension fund approaching the board of Tilt Renewables with an offer of $NZ8 per share.
AGL’s Redman switches on the big reinvention
On Tuesday, Brett Redman held the most important investor day he had ever had as chief executive of Australia’s largest electricity provider, AGL.
‘Devil in the detail’ of AGL split
Analysts have mixed feelings about AGL’s break-up and want more detail about how the new retail business will support its generation business.
AGL’s green makeover
AGL’s planned split will mirror the schism in the national energy market, with a green-tinged retail arm and a generation giant dominated by coal.
Why Brett Redman is in a hurry
AGL’s boss has taken the biggest plunge of his corporate career, slicing it in two in a bid to revive both its retail and generation arms.
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