The AGL chief executive, Andy Vesey, says he plans to “fully execute” his vision of transforming the Liddell coal-fired power station into a renewables hub, saying it will bring cheaper, greener and more reliable energy, while providing quality, long-term jobs for decades.
AGL’s Andy Vesey speaks at an event in Sydney on Friday, where he also addressed the Liddell plant issue. |
Vesey left little doubt about his desired future for the plant during a speech on energy policy on Friday, again defying renewed pressure from the Turnbull government.
He said transforming the site into an integrated renewables hub – comprising renewable generation, batteries, gas and demand response – would be vastly preferable to extending its life for several years.
Read the story by Christoper Knaus from The Guardian - “AGL chief determined to turn Liddell into renewables hub.”
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