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Agl Energy — Corporate Update (November 2024)
35 slides from Agl Energy's corporate update, Nov 28, 2024
Slide 1: Newcastle Community Dialogue Group
Newcastle Community Dialogue Group Thursday, 28 November 2024
Slide 2: Acknowledgement of Country
We are meeting today in the Hunter Region of New South Wales on the lands of the Worimi People. We acknowledge the Worimi People as the Traditional Custodians of this land 2 and pay our respects to their Elders past and present.
Slide 3: Agenda
Agenda 1 Open and welcome, apologies, declarations, previous minutes, business arising and correspondence 4 Tomago Battery Project Update 2 Newcastle Gas Storage Facility latest news 5 General business, next meeting and close 3 AGL Update Newcastle Community Dialogue Group | 29 August 2024 3
Slide 4: NGSF Update
NGSF Update Open and welcome, apologies, declarations, previous minutes, business a rising and correspondence • No major incident, MTIs or LTIs • Liquefaction commenced early September • Filling tank continues • Tank level 1,130 TJ • Ausgrid industrial action affects some maintenance works 4 Newcast
Slide 5: NGSF Update – pigging
NGSF Update – pigging Open and welcome, apologies, declarations, previous minutes, business a rising and correspondence - PIGGING = a method to clean or inspect the internal bore of pipelines - PIG = pipeline inspection gauge - The PIG is inserted into a 'pig launcher' and then travels along the pip
Slide 6: NGSF Update – pigging
NGSF Update – pigging Open and welcome, apologies, declarations, previous minutes, business a rising and correspondence 6 Newcastle Community Dialogue Group | 28 November 2024
Slide 7: Bushfire preparedness (NGSF)
Bushfire preparedness (NGSF) • Fuel loads have decreased substantially from recent fire • Asset protection zones are now cleared • Bushfire accredited assessor has completed assessment and believes adequate preparation is in place 7
Slide 8: Bushfire preparedness (NGSF)
Bushfire preparedness (NGSF) • Vegetation to the south and west (TAC land) was not burnt and may have a high fuel load • AGL is progressing with having all vegetation on its property assessed • Next emergency exercise may involve a forced escape through the fire trails to the south 8
Slide 9: Bushfire preparedness (NGSF)
Bushfire preparedness (NGSF) • Fire detection cameras (Sensenet) are being trialled at another AGL site • The cameras monitor a range of parameters (gases, particulate matter, thermal changes, smouldering matter, fires) • If trial is successful, AGL will investigate applicability to NGSF and the sur
Slide 10: Environment update – water monitoring (Amelia)
Environment update – water monitoring (Amelia) • Groundwater and surface water sampling completed in accordance with the Operations Water Management Plan. • September 2024 Monitoring Results: • within historic fluctuations • below the adopted analyte threshold criteria except for total chromium at M
Slide 11: Environment update - Medowie offset property
Environment update (John M) - Medowie offset property • Medowie Offset Property: o Annual report finalised and sent to BCT o Natural regeneration has progressed well o Carnivorous plant and various orchids were spotted by the ecologist o Deer continue to be an issue o Trailbikes are accessing a corn
Slide 12: Plate 1: Carnivorous Sundew plant
Plate 1: A carnivorous Sundew plant (Drosera peltata) recorded in the regenerating site 16MP6
Slide 13: Plate 7: A deer captured on Camera CB02
Plate 7: A deer captured on Camera CB02 Plate 2: Forest oak sapling pushed over by deer rubbing AI, ee = ag Join the change,
Slide 14: Plate 3: Lightning strike in Pipeclay Creek
Plate 3: Lightening strike in Pipeclay Creek and the remnants of a Eucalyptus robusta (Swamp Mahogany) Plate 10: Fallen limb over a fence requiring rectification \l L a ag| Join the change,
Slide 15: Plate 4: Hardened chain and padlocks at entry points
Plate 4: Hardened chain and padlocks installed at all entry points into the MCA Plate 5: Motorbike tracks traversing through the southeast corner of Lot 16 (right track) \| L rr AQ] Join the change
Slide 16: AGL in the Community
AGL in the Community Jo Ferguson – Manager Community Relations 16
Slide 17: Newcastle Hunters NPL T20
Newcastle Hunters NPL T20 Over 300 players registered from the community played across 16 teams from various communities and backgrounds. It’s clear that your contribution played a key role in the overall success of the NPL-3. Kiran Venu – League Manager 17
Slide 18: 2024 Deadly Awards
2024 Deadly Awards Local Youyoong AECG annual Deadly Awards recognises the achievement of Aboriginal students who have excelled in fields of learning, sport or leadership. Staff who have made a special contribution are also honoured. Youyoong is a Worimi word meaning ‘to go further’. ➢ 19 Primary Sc
Slide 19: AGL in the Community
AGL in the Community Dianne Ball – Executive Director of Wahroonga Aboriginal Corporation •Dianne Ball was the first Aboriginal woman to graduate Year 12 in her country of Gumbangerri (Armidale). •She moved to the Port Stephens in the mid 90’s and co-founded the Wahroonga Aboriginal Corporation in 1
Slide 20: NGSF Christmas Giving
NGSF Christmas COMMUNITY TOY DRIVE In the last financial year, PSFaNS supported 1117 children and 575 young people ‘and their families ‘of whom had been experiencing homelessness, domestic and family violence, and/or extreme financial distress. Many who, without our help, will go without this Christ
Slide 21: AGL Update
AGL Update Newcastle Community Dialogue Group | 1 June 2023 21
Slide 22: Driving Australia's decarbonisation journey
We are driving Australia’s decarbonisation journey by connecting our customers to a sustainable future and transitioning our energy portfolio Our purpose Powering Australian Life Why we exist Connecting our Transitioning our Our strategic focus customers to a energy portfolio What we’re focussing su
Slide 23: New firming capacity options under assessment and development
Transitioning our energy New firming capacity options under assessment portfolio and development AGL is expanding its flexible asset options across asset classes – Pumped hydro, gas generation, next generation solar storage, coupled with an ambition to build and operate a leading battery portfolio i
Slide 24: Transitioning our energy portfolio
Transitioning our energy portfolio to meet changing Coal generator switches 0! en . "BY d = m a n d S. Significant boost to renew
Slide 25: National Electricity Market 2023-2050
National Electricity Market 2023-2050
Slide 26: How is this affecting the electricity market?
How is this affecting the electricity market? Mainland NEM Typical Day
Slide 27: What is Flexible Operations at Bayswater?
What is Flexible Operations at Bayswater? • Bayswater has been utilised for most of its life as a ‘base load’ power station, with the generating units operating as designed to a maximum of 660MW per unit. • The changing electricity market requires a more flexible approach to generation. • When renew
Slide 28: Tomago Battery Project
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Slide 29: Approval Announcement
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Slide 30: Key Project Details
Key Project Details • Project Capacity – 500MW / 2000 MWh (4 hours). • Providing grid stabilising generation and electricity storage. • Transmission line from the battery project site to either the 132kV Transgrid substation (north) or the 330kV Transgrid substation (south). • Connection to an exist
Slide 31: Tomago Battery Site Weed Management
Tomago Battery Site Weed Management • Council notified AGL of an outbreak of a high priority weed (Groundsel Bush) - email on 30 Sept 2024 • Site inspection with Council, AGL and AGL engaged ecologist (Coolburn) undertaken on 8 Oct 2024 • Worimi Green Team engaged for weed control works: o slash at
Slide 32: Project approvals timeline
SSD Public AGL RTS Approval EIS Submission Exhibition 28 Construction Operational Response 30 22nd 16 Nov 2023 days to 13 Q2 2026-2028 from 2028 June 2024 November Dec 2023 2024 CONFIDENTIAL | Newcastle Community Dialogue meeting |28 November 2024
Slide 33: Post Approvals Requirements
Post Approvals Requirements Conditions of Consent includes the following requirements to: • Complete: • a new access point off Old Punt Road • an independent dilapidation survey • detailed plans of final layout and notify of dates of commencement in Portal • Preparation of • Traffic management plan
Slide 34: Questions
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Slide 35: Thankyou!
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