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The end of coal-fired power is in sight, even with private interests holding out

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The end of coal-fired power is in sight, even with private interests holding outDavid Crosling/AAP

If future historians pick a point in time when Australia comprehensively turned its back on coal-fired generation, they may well point to AGL’s decision to bring forward the closure of Loy Yang A, the cheapest (excluding emission costs) power generator in the energy market spanning eastern Australia.

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