That I believe is the paper loss from forward selling energy futures. As AGL is a producer, it is a hedge against down turn in wholesale energy prices. If energy prices continue to increase, AGL will eventually miss out on the higher prices when they deliver into the future contracts.
Ann: FY19 Half Year Results & affirmation of FY19 guidance, page-6
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