ASX hits 10-month high; G8, Liontown gain
ASX 200 hits fresh 10-month high on Bank of Japan’s unchanged policy, outlook. SQM, Hancock’s Azure bid lifts lithium bets. G8 Education soars. New CEO for takeover target Pacific Smiles.
ASX 200 hits fresh 10-month high on Bank of Japan’s unchanged policy, outlook. SQM, Hancock’s Azure bid lifts lithium bets. G8 Education soars. New CEO for takeover target Pacific Smiles.
AGL will trial a new battery system – adapted from technology used in space – that’s emerging as a potential alternative to lithium-ion for grid-scale storage.
An unambitious attitude to carbon transition is rewarding AGL executives with bonuses for ‘standing still’, the billionaire’s vehicle said.
RBA ‘resolute’ on CPI returning to target. Backlash against payouts to former Fortescue execs. Pro Medicus founders’ $176m selldown. AGL avoids second strike as Cannon-Brookes demands climate action.
If Dave Bartolo can pull off his latest project at AGL it will be, in his words, a miracle. And save the energy giant millions of dollars.
Electric vehicle owners respond to price signals from tariffs and charge in off-peak periods, allaying concerns that Australia’s electricity grid may struggle with the rise of zero emission cars.
Two AGL power stations have been handed fines after they admitted to inadvertently breaching their promise to be available to supply emergency power.
Two separate power stations in NSW and Victoria are set to be fined millions after admitting they were not ready to supply power in an emergency.
APA chair and former AGL boss Michael Fraser says a reality check is needed on energy, as Australia stumbles over its efforts to hit net zero targets by the end of the decade.
The US software giant has an answer for Australia’s flatlining productivity: its AI Copilot. But at this stage access to the tech is invitation only.
AGL, under pressure to fund a $20bn green energy transition without damaging its balance sheet, has posted a significant turnaround from its sour first-half result.
Energy giant AGL has forecast a huge increase in profits, while households are grappling with power costs which will jump by hundreds of dollars this year.
Westpac forecasts ‘insipid growth’, cash rate peak of 4.6pc. AGL to more than double profit in FY24. Bank of Japan holds rates steady. Mineral Resources makes gas discovery.
The deal will incentivise AGL customers to use BP pulse’s charging infrastructure, as the duo look to capitalise on soaring demand for zero emission cars.
Consumer stocks and materials lead gains. Deutsche Bank tips rate peak of 4.6 per cent. Iron ore rallies on China optimism. Brett Blundy in control of Best & Less. Gold miners hardest hit.
Australia’s largest emitter plans a major new zero-emissions project in Victoria as its decarbonisation plan leaps forward.
Energy and banking shares weigh on bourse. Namibian intervention hits Paladin. Wesfarmers walks from Silk Laser. Qantas jumps amid investor day. Building data weighs on dollar.
A prosecutor was so concerned about the nature of allegations a young woman had made against her father that the police brief was sent to the NSW DPP.
AGL Energy’s Liddell coal plant will shut for good on Friday, the first of several major fossil fuel power stations scheduled to close this decade.
AGL Energy says a proposed federal government ban on paying cyber ransoms could harm communities, cost lives and disrupt essential services.
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