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| | | ... Energy, owner and operator of the Iona Gas Plant; the Powering Australian Renewables Fund which is a joint investment with AGL and the Future Fund; and the Port of Melbourne - assets secured since the fund's first close in August 2015. QIC chief executive ... |
| | | | ... of around 1000 MW of large scale renewable energy projects in Australia. The PARF is a strategic partnership between AGL Energy, QIC and the Future Fund, and is set to represent around 10% of Australia's renewable energy market by 2020. The Silverton ... |
| | | | QIC and the Future Fund have backed a $2-3 billion fund with AGL that, once fully invested, will own roughly 10% of Australia's renewable energy capacity. A strategic partnership between the QIC Global Infrastructure Fund and the Future Fund will see ... |
| | | | ... consumer banking operations at two of Australia's largest banks, NAB and Westpac, as well as five years in retail energy at AGL. The depth and breadth of his industry knowledge will be a major asset for the Bank," said Weaven, who is also chairman of ... |
| | | | ... South Australia owned by Energy Infrastructure Trust. The bond is backed by a 15 year agreement with a subsidiary of AGL Energy. "AGL has a retail customer base that demands green investment," Hayes said, and added that green bonds could also be used ... |
| | | | ... Australia Bank had weakened 44 cents to $33.27, and ANZ had backtracked 40 cents to $32.06. In other stocks, energy giant AGL had lost 46 cents, or 2.91 per cent, to $15.36 after it flagged another $600 million in writedowns as it looks to cast off parts ... |
| | | | ... punished losing 3.3 per cent. Gas pipeline operator APA Group was 42 cents, or 4.7 per cent, weaker at $8.47 while AGL Energy had dropped 32.5 cents to $15.985. Commonwealth Bank lost 98 cents to $86.31, National Australia Bank lost 44 cents to $34.01 ... |
| | | | ... water, pipelines, railways, ports, satellites, toll roads, telecommunications towers and electricity, gas and renewable energy utilities. A priority (shareholder) offer, broker firm offer and general offer will be made along with the prospectus. This ... |
| | | | ... water, pipelines, railways, ports, satellites, toll roads, telecommunications towers and electricity, gas and renewable energy utilities. "Given the growth in the Australian superannuation industry and increasing pool of investments held by self-managed ... |
| | | | ... keep doing that forever," Mr Heffernan said. He said these movements belie good reports from other companies such as Boral, AGL and Dominoes. "It's the big ones that have let the team down." The other big banks fared better, with Westpac up five cents ... |
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