AGL stories
For millions of households, the software can now trim bills, shift battery use around tariffs and spot faults before they cause outages.
NBN taps Queensland solar farm to complete energy deals and power its broadband network with 100% renewable electricity from late 2025.
Neoen starts Western Downs Battery Stage 3 in Queensland as virtual battery deals grow, pushing its Australian storage fleet past 2 GW.
Optus has appointed BRX as its sole production agency, streamlining its marketing efforts alongside new creative and media partners Droga5 and Accenture Song Media.
Zepto's Trevor Wistaff urges Aussie businesses to adopt real-time payments via NPP now, enhancing speed, security and customer control over funds.
AGL begins a retail transformation using the Appian Platform, launching eAGL to automate four million tasks and enhance customer experience.
NBN Co has begun sourcing renewable electricity from the Macarthur Wind Farm, marking a key step towards its aim of 100% renewable energy by December 2025.
An initiative by PLUS ES and AGL is set to enhance electric vehicle charging across New South Wales, launching 39 chargers in Sydney's inner west.
OVO Energy Australia and Kaluza have launched new EV and solar plans, aiming to save customers up to AUD $450 annually through enhanced load shifting and solar integration.
AGL and FICO have partnered to provide a next-gen self-service digital collections experience for customers, increasing payments by AUD$19m annually.
Recent cyberattacks on water and electricity operators in the US and UK pose significant risks for Australian utilities, revealing vulnerabilities and urgent need for action.
Thoughtworks and AWS have launched the first SDV Pulse report to aid the automotive industry in navigating the transition to software-defined vehicles.
Alexey Lebedev, who is the Vice President of Pacific at AVEVA, joins us today to tell us more about AVEVA and what they are doing in the APAC region.
David Joss named new CEO of Prvidr, bringing experience from Southern Phone, Bendigo Bank Telco, and Singtel Optus.
Meridian Energy, the partially privatised electricity generator and retailer, has abandoned plans for a Queensland hydro power project, blaming the.
