AGL Energy signals early coal closures as GIP agreement ends

Following pressure from Mike Cannon-Brookes' Grok Ventures, AGL Energy will retire its coal fleet 10 years earlier and will invest up to A$20bn to decarbonise its portfolio.

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Daniel Kemp

29 September 2022•3 mins read

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