Genesis Energy (ASX:GNE) FY25 Q2 Performance Report

Strong Portfolio Performance

Genesis Energy (ASX:GNE) reported strong results for FY25 Q2, driven by its Huntly portfolio’s generation flexibility. Chief Executive Malcolm Johns highlighted that the recent addition of the Lauriston solar farm increased renewable energy within the portfolio while supporting the ongoing transition to greener energy solutions.

Operational Updates

Total electricity generation decreased by 205 GWh. However, overall renewable generation remained consistent with the previous corresponding period (pcp), while carbon emissions from generation dropped by 65% compared to the prior year. The operational coal stockpile stood at 518 kt, indicating strong energy storage capabilities.

Retail customer numbers grew by 4.7% versus the pcp, driven by the acquisition of Ecotricity and expansion of the Frank brand. Gas netback prices increased by 43.1% due to favourable wholesale market conditions, providing a solid boost to the overall financial performance.

Future Growth Initiatives

The strategic Gen35 initiative continues to enhance Genesis Energy’s renewable capabilities. The company completed the acquisition of the remaining 30% stake in Ecotricity, aiming to leverage synergies for enhanced growth. Generation from the Lauriston solar farm commenced operations ahead of schedule, with full commissioning expected by Q3 FY25.

Regarding gas resources, the company is conducting due diligence for implementing gas storage options to further bolster its operational flexibility. Genesis Energy remains committed to driving its renewable generation strategy as it progresses toward a more sustainable energy future.

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