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Our strategy

The Australian energy mix is changing rapidly. Three key factors are driving this significant change – renewable generation, technology innovation, and a rise in the active, involved energy customer.

As a major electricity provider it’s critical that CS Energy maintains and invests in our existing assets so they perform at their best to power homes and businesses.

Our coal-fired power stations help to underpin system reliability, and as the energy market transitions to the goal of net zero by 2050, there will be a requirement for the continuing, reliable operations of these assets.

We will also continue to diversify the generation mix in our portfolio to meet our customers’ decarbonisation requirements and deliver affordable, reliable and sustainable energy for Queenslanders.

OUr purpose


Deliver safe, reliable, affordable and sustainable energy for Queensland


 

 

our strategic priorities

As a Queensland Government-owned corporation, CS Energy is committed to delivering on the government's Electricity Maintenance Guarantee. To achieve this, CS Energy's strategic priorities are:

  • Embedding operational excellence by reinforcing our commitment to delivering safer and better outcomes across all aspects of the business.
  • Continuing to invest in our existing thermal assets to maximise their value and performance, with a commitment to running the assets reliably for a longer period of time.
  • Maintaining a strong focus on improving our financial position including leveraging partnerships wherever possible to support existing future energy projects.
  • Collaborating with private sector partners to advance future energy developments, with a particular focus on firming and storage assets.
  • Focusing on safe, timely, and on-budget delivery of the Lotus Creek Wind Farm, Boulder Creek Wind Farm, and (subject to external and shareholder approvals) the Brigalow Peaking Power Plant.

 

 

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