ENVIRONMENT

EPA fines AGL over failure to provide data

AGL has been fined $10,000 by the New South Wales Environment Protection Authority for allegedly failing to collect key data at its Camden project in NSW.

AGL claims it wants to phase out coal fired power and move to renewables.

AGL claims it wants to phase out coal fired power and move to renewables.

AGL claims to be committed to renewable energy and this week turned down a $250 million offer by Alinta to buy out its Liddell coal-fired power station, The EPA has issued two fines of $5,000 each to...

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