AGL is planning to build a polluting and unnecessary gas import terminal in beautiful Westernport Bay, potentially destroying precious wetlands and wildlife in the process.
It’s a classic case of profit over people and planet.
The local community is fighting to stop AGL’s project and together we have already forced them to delay it twice. We need your help to make sure this project is stopped.
The next year is key in the fight for Westernport Bay. We need to ramp up pressure and hold AGL accountable for the damage their plans will cause to this precious ecosystem.
As a customer or potential customer, AGL cares about what you say. It’s time to use your voice and hit them where it hurts!
Tell them what you think!
As a customer you have direct access to AGL. Fill in a complaint form on AGL’s website and tell them to bin this terrible project (you will need your customer number).
Here’s an example you can copy:
As an AGL customer I’m extremely disappointed by AGL’s plans to build a massive gas import terminal in Westernport Bay (which will potentially damage precious wetlands recognised internationally by Ramsar and UNESCO). AGL cannot ignore the massive risks this project poses to the local environment.
You need to listen to the ongoing community opposition and abandon this destructive plan. AGL constantly talks about “social license”, it’s time to live up to those commitments.
With this project still on the table, I’m not sure I can stay on as a customer in the long term.
Tweet at them!
If you’ve got twitter, here’s something you can share with your networks:
Review them!
AGL is constantly trying to attract new customers. By reviewing them on trustpilot and giving them a one-star rating, you can let them know that you won’t be switching to AGL because of their plan to build a polluting gas terminal that will damage beautiful Westernport Bay.
Here’s an example you can use:
Ethical shoppers BEWARE
On top of being Australia’s biggest climate polluter, AGL is threatening to destroy the precious marine life and local businesses in Westernport Bay (Victoria) through building a massive gas import terminal in internationally recognised Ramsar wetlands. I’m not a customer, but I’d never consider switching to AGL if this project went ahead.
Tweet at them!
If you’ve got twitter, here’s something you can share with your networks:
I would never consider switching to AGL if this project went ahead. #SaveWesternport