AGL fully acquires 13.9GWh of pumped hydro in New South Wales, Australia
Australian energy major AGL Energy has today (8 May) acquired two pumped hydro energy storage (PHES) sites in the Hunter region of New South Wales, totalling 13,930MWh.
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