AGL Loy Yang emissions increased 10%. Emissions are split roughly 50/50 between point source and fugitive sources. There was a 52% increase in point source emissions despite the decrease in coal combustion and total electricity generation. This is likely attributable to ash content of the coal. Fugitive emissions include dust emissions and exhaust emissions from vehicles and equipment, and there was a 13% decrease due to changes in open areas.

Bayswater Power Station emissions decreased 23%. Emissions are split roughly 40/60 between point source and fugitive sources. Point source emissions, which are calculated using PM10 measured via stack tests and gas flow, decreased 27% due to lower measurements of PM10 at the stacks. Fugitive emissions, which include dust emissions and exhaust emissions from vehicles and equipment, decreased slightly by 5%.

AGL Torrens emissions decreased 45%. The decrease in emissions aligns with the overall decrease in pipeline natural gas combustion at Torrens Island Power Station and Barker Inlet Power Station.