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AGL Energy powers into sustainable future with solid gains

Once labelled the most toxic company in the world, AGL shifts towards profitable renewable ventures

Barker Inlet Power Station. Image provided by AGL Energy.

Barker Inlet Power Station. Image provided by AGL Energy.

In a remarkable departure from its coal-centric past, AGL Energy has defied convention amidst the sweeping industry shift towards renewables, boasting robust profits amid the proliferation of eco-friendly...

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