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Early Yallourn power station closure sets the pace for ASX energy sector shakeup
Energy Australia has announced today that it will bring forward the closure of its Yallourn coal-fired power station in Victoria by 4 years. Therefore, operations will cease in mid-2028, instead of the previous 2032 target.
The decision set the tone for the Australian Financial Review’s Business Summit discussion with Origin Energy Ltd (ASX: ORG)’s CEO Frank Calabria; and BHP Group Ltd (ASX: BHP)’s head of carbon management, sustainability, and climate change, Graham Winkelman.
Green future is desired, but the path there is complex
It is a fine balance, trying to walk the tight rope of supply and demand while also transitioning…
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