Energy giant says it will need to find $20bn to meets its goal of adding 12 gigawatts of new wind and solar plants and storage by 2036
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Patricia McKenzie, AGL Energy’s new chair, breezily declared on Thursday “we’re in a very changed world now”, and she wasn’t wrong.
Her 185-year-old company had just announced what might be its last chance at a strategy that services its 4.2m gas and power customers while addressing mounting pressure from shareholders that AGL has a plausible date to exit coal.
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