One of the major challenges for electricity generators is to achieve sustainable management of the non-renewable resources and capital infrastructure on which electricity currently depends.

At the same time,  the growing demand for electricity presents an opportunity to introduce renewable technologies.

This is a transition phase where coal, and increasingly gas, maintain an important place in Australia’s energy mix while  research  into viable, sustainable renewable technologies continues apace.

The decisions taken today will impact for many decades,  just as the decisions to build coal-fired power stations in the 1970s will leave a legacy for several decades yet.

Delta is now diversifying its generation portfolio, reflecting community and government expectations of a sustainable future for electricity generation.

Our approach includes:

• Minimising impacts of existing coal-fired plants
• Investigating transitional combined technologies
• Developing new renewable energy technologies for the future

We are confident that this approach will ensure a long-term competitive advantage that is also environmentally sustainable.