Assets
Generation capacity
The increase in hydro capacity in FY26 reflects upgrades to Clover Hydro Power Station. Capacity across all other operated and contracted generation assets remained unchanged from FY25.
Capacity as at 30 June in the reporting year. |
Includes AGL's operated and contracted grid-connected generation facilities. AGL’s operated and contracted boundary includes any grid-connected electricity assets (excluding behind the meter assets): a) which AGL has operational or financial control of, as defined by the National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting Act 2007; or b) in respect of which AGL has virtual or physical offtake or nomination rights, in proportion to AGL's share of such rights. |
For AGL-operated generation assets in the NEM the capacity is the registered capacity as per AEMO’s NEM Registration and Exemption List; for assets located in Western Australia the capacity is the maximum capacity as per AEMO’s Wholesale Electricity Market (WEM) data. The three 25 MW upgrades to Bayswater Power Station Units 4, 2 and 3 in FY20, FY22 and FY23 respectively are also included. |
In FY24, AGL and Tilt Renewables agreed to terminate agreements pursuant to which AGL provided asset management and agency and dispatch services in respect of certain assets owned by Tilt Renewables, namely the Nyngan Solar Plant, Broken Hill Solar Plant, Coopers Gap Wind Farm and Silverton Wind Farm. As a result, from June 2024 (for Nyngan Solar Plant, Coopers Gap Wind Farm and Silverton Wind Farm) and July 2024 (for Broken Hill Solar Plant), Tilt Renewables is responsible for operations and maintenance for each facility, while AGL continues to have offtake agreements in respect of these assets. |
Historical data is available in the download file. |
