Just out of curiosity? Why do you think it is that people are in a such a rush to shut down AGL's 'dirty' power generators, to make new renewable power generators to compete with that?
As shareholders, we can have a mission to be carbon neutral, but we should also be using every competitive advantage we have to remain on top. Is it bad to use dirty power to create a greener future? In our case, it could be the means to the end. Or should we throw the bath out with the bathwater?
Ann: FY22 Results Presentation, page-43
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