Stephen Mikkelsen to step down from AGL

Published by

PRESS RELEASE

AGL Energy Limited (AGL) today announced that Executive General Manager, Energy Markets, Stephen Mikkelsen, would be leaving his role at AGL after 11 years of service both in his current role and, formerly, as Chief Financial Officer.

Managing Director & CEO, Andy Vesey, said: “Stephen has been a valuable member of AGL’s executive team and a significant contributor to its financial and operational success.  I wish him well in his future ventures.”
Mr Mikkelsen said: “The Energy Markets business is in good shape. The Customer Experience Transformation program is beginning to deliver outcomes and there are some exciting activities in the pipeline.”
Mr Mikkelsen will remain in his position until a successor is announced and will ensure a smooth transition of the business.
 
Share
Published by

Recent Posts

Electrifying big apartment buildings is complex, but huge cost savings from ditching gas justify the pain

A Melbourne project to assess apartment buildings' electrification potential suggests that technically it's doable but…

7 October 2026

Tilting at wind masts: Turbine giant dismisses Littleproud’s rant against “dangerous” monitoring equipment

The former Nationals leader has come out swinging on social media against a global wind…

7 October 2026

Uungula is the first wind farm to join the NSW grid in more than two years, but how long till the next one?

The only wind farm under construction in NSW has entered the grid management system, the…

7 October 2026

Utility solar power hits record high in first month of Spring, as gas generation falls to new low

Large-scale solar generation hit record highs in three states across Australia's main grid in September,…

7 October 2026

High Court rejects major coal mine extension in “landmark judgment” based on climate change impacts

High Court reverses NSW approval for an extension of one of the country's biggest coal…

7 October 2026

“Monumental:” Key renewable energy road routes get $1.28 billion injection from state and federal governments

NSW and federal governments are tipping in more than $1 billion to improve roads, with…

7 October 2026