AGL staying the Liddell course

ANY thoughts the departure of AGL ENERGY boss Andrew Vesey might sway the company’s view on the ageing Liddell Power Station have been dispelled at its annual general meeting.

AGL is staying the course on Liddell.

26 September 2018
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The company has decided it will close Liddell in 2022. The plant's equipment is old and maintenance is an issue.

In May AGL turned down a $250 million offer from Alinta to buy the plant.

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