Charges laid for Yallourn arc flash incident
WorkSafe Victoria has charged EnergyAustralia with breaches to the Occupational Health and Safety Act which led to the death of […]
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WorkSafe Victoria has charged EnergyAustralia with breaches to the Occupational Health and Safety Act which led to the death of […]
AGL is offering a round of voluntary redundancies at coal and gas plants including Loy Yang A in an attempt […]
The Victorian energy union is calling on the state government to design laws to ensure a smooth transition for workers […]
Advertisement Massive cracks in the Yallourn coal mine caused by recent flooding have left a multimillion-dollar damage bill as the owner grapples with long-term repair works needed to avert further disruption to the state’s power supply. Major flooding at Yallourn has drawn comparisons with the nearby former Hazelwood coal mine and power station, where a massive fire in 2014 precipitated the facility’s abrupt closure less than three years later. Damage to the mine, which was evacuated after recent wild weather, prompted the state government to declare an energy emergency last month. Cred...