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Renewable generation and storage capacity

AGL's operated and contracted renewable generation and storage capacity (%) increased in FY26, driven by the commencement of virtual battery agreements with Capital Battery and Western Downs Battery, and the Liddell Battery becoming operational.

Notes

Data relates to the proportion of total renewable and electricity storage capacity (MW) in AGL's total generation and electricity storage capacity (MW), based on the capacity at 30 June in the reporting year. For AGL-operated generation assets in the NEM the capacity is the registered capacity as per AEMO’s NEM Registration and Exemption List; for AGL-operated storage assets in the NEM the capacity is the maximum 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; for contracted assets, the capacity is as detailed in the contract. Capacity for assets which were not operational at 30 June is excluded. Upgrades to Bayswater Power Station (3 x 25 MW) are not included in this indicator.

AGL’s operated and contracted boundary includes any grid connected electricity asset (generation or storage asset 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 (Cth); or b) in respect of which AGL has virtual or physical offtake or nomination rights, in proportion to AGL's share of such rights.

NR: Not reported