AGL Energy has entered into a strategic partnership with EV charging management provider AMPECO to expand electric vehicle infrastructure across Australian cities.
The collaboration focuses on curbside charging stations in high-density residential areas, addressing one of the country’s most significant EV adoption barriers — limited home charging access for apartment residents.
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Within just six months, AGL deployed more than 150 curbside charging stations across inner Sydney, transforming the city’s public charging landscape. The initiative leverages AMPECO’s platform, which delivers 99% uptime and allows AGL to manage charging throughput in real time to balance grid demand.
It also provides advanced API integration and regulatory compliance to ensure reliability and efficiency. Shiv Nandwani, eMobility Product Owner at AGL Energy, highlighted the rapid rollout, stating that the company went “from zero to over 150 sites in six months.”
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AGL views the initiative not solely as a revenue stream but as a strategic step toward accelerating transport electrification and expanding its energy ecosystem. The company sees each new EV driver as a valuable customer contributing to its renewable energy targets, including the goal of adding 12 gigawatts of new renewable generation by 2035.
AMPECO CEO Orlin Radev praised AGL’s forward-thinking vision, saying, “AGL exemplifies the forward-thinking companies driving change in Australia’s EV charging landscape. Their innovative approach to curbside charging demonstrates the transformative potential of AMPECO’s platform.”
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