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RayGen is an Australian technology company focused on solar power and electricity storage. Its Solar Power Plant provides on-demand renewable energy by combining PV Ultra solar cogeneration with electro-thermal storage to deliver utility-scale, time-shifted power and synchronous generation. The system is designed to be located where the grid requires flexibility and can support dispatchable electricity for grid services, cogeneration, and potential green hydrogen production. RayGen manufactures high-efficiency solar modules at a 25 MWac facility in Melbourne and has deployed 1 MWac PV Ultra projects under power purchase agreements. The company employs around 30 people across engineering, manufacturing, operations and sales and has received support from government programs such as ARENA and Victoria’s New Energy Jobs Fund.

Ausgrid is an electricity distribution company based in Sydney, Australia, serving approximately 1.7 million customers in the Sydney metropolitan area, the Central Coast, and the Hunter regions. The company's primary operations include the ownership and management of a comprehensive electricity distribution and transmission network, which consists of substations, powerlines, underground cables, and power poles. Ausgrid provides a range of services, including electricity supply, infrastructure-related construction and maintenance, street lighting, safety inspections, energy audits, metering, and electrical repairs. Its diverse customer base encompasses residential households as well as small and large businesses across various sectors, including mining, shipping, tourism, manufacturing, and agriculture. Founded in 1904 and originally known as EnergyAustralia, the company rebranded to Ausgrid in March 2011.

GWMWater supply to domestic and livestock customers involves bulk water delivery to about 6,800 rural customers through a pipeline system.

Amber Electric Pty Ltd is an Australian company based in Melbourne, founded in 2017. It specializes in delivering electricity at wholesale prices, allowing customers to benefit from real-time pricing that reflects the availability of renewable energy. By encouraging users to consume electricity when it is cheapest, Amber enables significant savings while promoting the integration of renewable resources into the energy grid. The company also offers an online platform for bill payments and additional services, positioning itself as a facilitator for customers to actively engage with the changing dynamics of the electricity market.

AEMO is an independent, member based organisation working in the long-term interests of Australian consumers.

SA Power Networks is a prominent electricity distribution company based in Keswick, Australia, responsible for delivering power across South Australia. The company operates an extensive distribution network that spans 178,000 square kilometers and includes 89,000 kilometers of power lines. It serves approximately 887,000 residential and commercial customers, providing essential services such as network construction and maintenance, outage response, and safety measures against electric shocks and bushfires. Formerly known as ETSA Utilities, the company rebranded to SA Power Networks in September 2012 and was incorporated in 2011. Its commitment to reliability and safety underpins its operations in managing the electricity needs of the region.

Horizon Power is responsible for generating, procuring, distributing and retailing electricity to regional Western Australia.

Origin Energy is a prominent Australian energy utility that engages in the exploration, generation, and delivery of energy to over four million customer accounts, making it the largest energy retailer in the country, with a 33% market share. The company provides a diverse range of energy services, including electricity, natural gas, solar energy, and liquefied petroleum gas. Origin has a substantial portfolio of electricity generation assets, consisting of base-load, intermediate, and peaking power plants with a total capacity of 6,000 megawatts, contributing significantly to the national electricity market. Additionally, Origin Energy holds a 27.5% stake in Australia Pacific LNG, which operates large coal seam gas fields and liquefied natural gas export facilities in Queensland.

Intellihub is a digital energy management company serving energy retailers, energy providers, embedded network operators, and commercial and industrial sectors across Australia and New Zealand. It offers smart energy devices and services, including electricity metering, hot water metering, water metering, solar battery bundles, pool energy management, and virtual power plants, enabling clients to optimize energy use and transition to sustainable energy.

AGL Energy is a major Australian energy company involved in retail electricity and gas, power generation, and an upstream gas portfolio. It operates a diversified generation portfolio that includes coal-fired baseload plants as well as renewable sources such as hydro, wind, biomass and landfill gas, and it is a leading owner, operator and developer of renewable energy assets in Australia. The company serves more than four million retail energy accounts, comprising a large customer base across electricity and gas. Its generation business is underpinned by low-cost coal-fired capacity, contributing to profitability alongside its renewable and other generation assets. Founded in 1837, AGL Energy is the oldest company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and ranks among Australia’s largest energy retailers and generators, with a portfolio spanning base-load, intermediate and peaking generation across traditional and renewable technologies. AGL pursues a sustainable energy future for investors, communities and customers.

RayGen is an Australian technology company focused on solar power and electricity storage. Its Solar Power Plant provides on-demand renewable energy by combining PV Ultra solar cogeneration with electro-thermal storage to deliver utility-scale, time-shifted power and synchronous generation. The system is designed to be located where the grid requires flexibility and can support dispatchable electricity for grid services, cogeneration, and potential green hydrogen production. RayGen manufactures high-efficiency solar modules at a 25 MWac facility in Melbourne and has deployed 1 MWac PV Ultra projects under power purchase agreements. The company employs around 30 people across engineering, manufacturing, operations and sales and has received support from government programs such as ARENA and Victoria’s New Energy Jobs Fund.

Enel X is a company that specializes in energy supply and optimization, aiming to promote more autonomous and sustainable energy consumption. It provides energy intelligence software (EIS) and demand response services through its software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform, which enables enterprises to manage their energy costs effectively, mitigate risks, and streamline compliance and sustainability reporting. In addition to these services, Enel X offers access to demand response programs globally, creating a valuable revenue stream for businesses while providing utilities and grid operators with a reliable and cost-effective demand-side resource. This focus on innovative energy solutions positions Enel X as a key player in advancing energy efficiency and sustainability in various sectors.

Australian Gas Infrastructure Group is an energy infrastructure operator focused on the distribution of natural gas in Australia. The company serves a diverse range of customers, including residential households, power generators, mining operations, and manufacturers. It plays a crucial role in delivering energy solutions that support both everyday needs and industrial processes. Additionally, Australian Gas Infrastructure Group is committed to evolving its business towards renewable gas initiatives, reflecting a strategic emphasis on adapting to changing energy demands and sustainability goals.

Origin Energy is a prominent Australian energy utility that engages in the exploration, generation, and delivery of energy to over four million customer accounts, making it the largest energy retailer in the country, with a 33% market share. The company provides a diverse range of energy services, including electricity, natural gas, solar energy, and liquefied petroleum gas. Origin has a substantial portfolio of electricity generation assets, consisting of base-load, intermediate, and peaking power plants with a total capacity of 6,000 megawatts, contributing significantly to the national electricity market. Additionally, Origin Energy holds a 27.5% stake in Australia Pacific LNG, which operates large coal seam gas fields and liquefied natural gas export facilities in Queensland.

SA Power Networks is a prominent electricity distribution company based in Keswick, Australia, responsible for delivering power across South Australia. The company operates an extensive distribution network that spans 178,000 square kilometers and includes 89,000 kilometers of power lines. It serves approximately 887,000 residential and commercial customers, providing essential services such as network construction and maintenance, outage response, and safety measures against electric shocks and bushfires. Formerly known as ETSA Utilities, the company rebranded to SA Power Networks in September 2012 and was incorporated in 2011. Its commitment to reliability and safety underpins its operations in managing the electricity needs of the region.

Infravision specializes in custom engineering solutions focused on power line stringing for maintenance, repair, and construction projects in the energy, infrastructure, and mining sectors. The company utilizes drone technology, specifically a heavy-lift unmanned aircraft, to install line hardware on overhead earth wires and conductors, significantly reducing environmental impacts. Their innovative stringing system, known as TX, aims to enhance efficiency while preserving vegetation, local fauna, and agricultural land. Infravision is committed to assisting electric utilities in modernizing power grids through drone-enabled upgrades, providing certified solutions that facilitate sustainability and operational improvement across various projects worldwide.

AGL Energy is a major Australian energy company involved in retail electricity and gas, power generation, and an upstream gas portfolio. It operates a diversified generation portfolio that includes coal-fired baseload plants as well as renewable sources such as hydro, wind, biomass and landfill gas, and it is a leading owner, operator and developer of renewable energy assets in Australia. The company serves more than four million retail energy accounts, comprising a large customer base across electricity and gas. Its generation business is underpinned by low-cost coal-fired capacity, contributing to profitability alongside its renewable and other generation assets. Founded in 1837, AGL Energy is the oldest company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and ranks among Australia’s largest energy retailers and generators, with a portfolio spanning base-load, intermediate and peaking generation across traditional and renewable technologies. AGL pursues a sustainable energy future for investors, communities and customers.

Intellihub is a digital energy management company serving energy retailers, energy providers, embedded network operators, and commercial and industrial sectors across Australia and New Zealand. It offers smart energy devices and services, including electricity metering, hot water metering, water metering, solar battery bundles, pool energy management, and virtual power plants, enabling clients to optimize energy use and transition to sustainable energy.

AGL Energy is a major Australian energy company involved in retail electricity and gas, power generation, and an upstream gas portfolio. It operates a diversified generation portfolio that includes coal-fired baseload plants as well as renewable sources such as hydro, wind, biomass and landfill gas, and it is a leading owner, operator and developer of renewable energy assets in Australia. The company serves more than four million retail energy accounts, comprising a large customer base across electricity and gas. Its generation business is underpinned by low-cost coal-fired capacity, contributing to profitability alongside its renewable and other generation assets. Founded in 1837, AGL Energy is the oldest company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and ranks among Australia’s largest energy retailers and generators, with a portfolio spanning base-load, intermediate and peaking generation across traditional and renewable technologies. AGL pursues a sustainable energy future for investors, communities and customers.

Evoenergy specializes in electricity and gas distribution and maintenance services to the residential and business sectors.

Western Power they are responsible for the safe, reliable and affordable transmission and distribution of electricity to customers in south Western Australia, they maintain, operate and develop a network that covers 261,000 square kilometres and connects more than one million customers.

Zenobe Energy Limited is a company based in London that specializes in the design and manufacture of battery storage solutions for various sectors, including electric bus operators, utilities, and commercial enterprises. Established in 2016 and formerly known as Battery Energy Storage Solutions Limited, the company provides a range of services, including grid-connected energy storage, frequency balancing, and charging services. Additionally, Zenobe Energy offers a second-life battery service, which involves repurposing batteries after their initial use. Through these offerings, the company assists clients in managing their energy needs and reducing their environmental impact.

AEMO is an independent, member based organisation working in the long-term interests of Australian consumers.

United Energy is an electricity distribution company based in Mount Waverley, Australia. It specializes in supplying electricity to residential buildings, commercial enterprises, and industrial businesses. The company plays a crucial role in ensuring reliable energy distribution within its service area, facilitating access to electricity for various sectors.

Ampol Limited is an independent Australian company engaged in the purchasing, refining, and distribution of petroleum products across Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore. It operates primarily through two segments: Convenience Retail and Fuels & Infrastructure. The Convenience Retail segment sells fuels through a network of service stations, while the Fuels & Infrastructure segment wholesales fuels and lubricants, utilizing a comprehensive distribution system that includes depots and marine facilities. Founded in 1900 and headquartered in Sydney, Ampol has established itself as the largest and only Australian-listed petroleum refiner and distributor. The company transitioned from Caltex Australia Limited to Ampol Limited in May 2020, following the termination of its licensing agreement with Chevron. It owns and operates a refinery in Brisbane and has shifted focus to enhance its distribution and retail operations, including a significant acquisition of New Zealand's Z Energy in 2022.

RayGen is an Australian technology company focused on solar power and electricity storage. Its Solar Power Plant provides on-demand renewable energy by combining PV Ultra solar cogeneration with electro-thermal storage to deliver utility-scale, time-shifted power and synchronous generation. The system is designed to be located where the grid requires flexibility and can support dispatchable electricity for grid services, cogeneration, and potential green hydrogen production. RayGen manufactures high-efficiency solar modules at a 25 MWac facility in Melbourne and has deployed 1 MWac PV Ultra projects under power purchase agreements. The company employs around 30 people across engineering, manufacturing, operations and sales and has received support from government programs such as ARENA and Victoria’s New Energy Jobs Fund.

Rheem Australia manufactures water heating products along with pool heating, gas storage, heat pump, solar, and installation services.

Jemena is a company that owns and operates a diverse portfolio of energy and water transportation assets primarily located on the east coast of Australia and in northern Australia. It manages and operates significant energy infrastructure, including gas pipelines and electricity distribution networks. Jemena serves millions of households and businesses, playing a vital role in the energy sector by ensuring the reliable delivery of essential services. The company is committed to maintaining and enhancing its assets to meet the growing demands of the communities it serves.

AEMO is an independent, member based organisation working in the long-term interests of Australian consumers.

Horizon Power is responsible for generating, procuring, distributing and retailing electricity to regional Western Australia.

AGL Energy is a major Australian energy company involved in retail electricity and gas, power generation, and an upstream gas portfolio. It operates a diversified generation portfolio that includes coal-fired baseload plants as well as renewable sources such as hydro, wind, biomass and landfill gas, and it is a leading owner, operator and developer of renewable energy assets in Australia. The company serves more than four million retail energy accounts, comprising a large customer base across electricity and gas. Its generation business is underpinned by low-cost coal-fired capacity, contributing to profitability alongside its renewable and other generation assets. Founded in 1837, AGL Energy is the oldest company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and ranks among Australia’s largest energy retailers and generators, with a portfolio spanning base-load, intermediate and peaking generation across traditional and renewable technologies. AGL pursues a sustainable energy future for investors, communities and customers.

TransGrid owns, operates, and manages the high-voltage electricity transmission network that links generators, distributors, and end users in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory. The network comprises overhead lines, underground cables, substations, interconnectors to Victoria and Queensland, and fibre telecommunications. It serves households and businesses while underpinning the National Energy Market on Australia’s east coast by enabling energy trading and access to cost-effective generation. By maintaining a reliable transmission backbone, TransGrid supports the transition to cleaner energy and ensures uninterrupted power supply to end users.

SA Power Networks is a prominent electricity distribution company based in Keswick, Australia, responsible for delivering power across South Australia. The company operates an extensive distribution network that spans 178,000 square kilometers and includes 89,000 kilometers of power lines. It serves approximately 887,000 residential and commercial customers, providing essential services such as network construction and maintenance, outage response, and safety measures against electric shocks and bushfires. Formerly known as ETSA Utilities, the company rebranded to SA Power Networks in September 2012 and was incorporated in 2011. Its commitment to reliability and safety underpins its operations in managing the electricity needs of the region.

Origin Energy is a prominent Australian energy utility that engages in the exploration, generation, and delivery of energy to over four million customer accounts, making it the largest energy retailer in the country, with a 33% market share. The company provides a diverse range of energy services, including electricity, natural gas, solar energy, and liquefied petroleum gas. Origin has a substantial portfolio of electricity generation assets, consisting of base-load, intermediate, and peaking power plants with a total capacity of 6,000 megawatts, contributing significantly to the national electricity market. Additionally, Origin Energy holds a 27.5% stake in Australia Pacific LNG, which operates large coal seam gas fields and liquefied natural gas export facilities in Queensland.

Powerlink Queensland provides high voltage electricity transmission services.

RayGen is an Australian technology company focused on solar power and electricity storage. Its Solar Power Plant provides on-demand renewable energy by combining PV Ultra solar cogeneration with electro-thermal storage to deliver utility-scale, time-shifted power and synchronous generation. The system is designed to be located where the grid requires flexibility and can support dispatchable electricity for grid services, cogeneration, and potential green hydrogen production. RayGen manufactures high-efficiency solar modules at a 25 MWac facility in Melbourne and has deployed 1 MWac PV Ultra projects under power purchase agreements. The company employs around 30 people across engineering, manufacturing, operations and sales and has received support from government programs such as ARENA and Victoria’s New Energy Jobs Fund.

Evoenergy specializes in electricity and gas distribution and maintenance services to the residential and business sectors.

Wattwatchers is a digital energy technology company that provides a low-cost network for energy management in homes and businesses. The company offers a suite of Class 1, all-IP metering and monitoring devices, along with co-developed software interfaces and cloud service management tools. Its systems can be installed in various configurations and operate in real-time, independent of utility infrastructures. The Wattwatchers AUDITOR series includes internet metering devices available in 3G and WiFi versions, designed to integrate seamlessly with alternative IoT communication platforms such as LoRaWAN. By enabling real-time observation and control of electricity consumption, Wattwatchers helps users identify and manage power-hungry devices, ultimately leading to reduced electricity bills and enhanced energy efficiency.

Epho specialises in the construction and maintenance of large-scale systems. The company serves its clients by developing and delivering renewable distributed energy resources and managing these resources on their commercial and industrial sites.

Neoen is an independent renewable energy company that develops, finances, builds, and operates power plants based on solar, wind, and biomass sources across France, Portugal, Australia, Mexico, Egypt, and El Salvador. It also supports photovoltaic project developers globally.

Wave Swell Energy is a developer of innovative technology designed to harness wave energy and convert it into electrical power. The company utilizes oscillating wave columns to effectively transform the kinetic and potential energy found in ocean waves into clean, emissions-free electricity. This technology is not only cost-effective but also allows for the transmission of electricity to the shore, where it can be used to power various applications, including desalination facilities located both onshore and onboard. Through its focus on renewable energy, Wave Swell Energy contributes to sustainable energy solutions by leveraging the power of the ocean.

United Energy is an electricity distribution company based in Mount Waverley, Australia. It specializes in supplying electricity to residential buildings, commercial enterprises, and industrial businesses. The company plays a crucial role in ensuring reliable energy distribution within its service area, facilitating access to electricity for various sectors.

AEMO is an independent, member based organisation working in the long-term interests of Australian consumers.

Meridian Energy is a New Zealand-based power company that generates and retails electricity primarily through renewable sources such as hydro, wind, and solar. It serves residential, business, and industrial customers under the Meridian and Powershop brands.

SA Power Networks is a prominent electricity distribution company based in Keswick, Australia, responsible for delivering power across South Australia. The company operates an extensive distribution network that spans 178,000 square kilometers and includes 89,000 kilometers of power lines. It serves approximately 887,000 residential and commercial customers, providing essential services such as network construction and maintenance, outage response, and safety measures against electric shocks and bushfires. Formerly known as ETSA Utilities, the company rebranded to SA Power Networks in September 2012 and was incorporated in 2011. Its commitment to reliability and safety underpins its operations in managing the electricity needs of the region.

CitiPower and Powercor Australia are operators of electricity distribution systems that prioritize the efficient flow of electricity. They provide essential services that include connecting and extending the electricity network, facilitating solar generation, and managing embedded networks. By doing so, the company supports customers in navigating daily challenges and adapting to an evolving energy landscape. Their commitment to efficient distribution ensures reliable electricity access for communities they serve.

Zepben specializes in developing energy management software for electricity distribution networks. Their platform combines cloud-based and edge technologies with IoT, offering real-time grid monitoring, energy resource management, and automated energy distribution processes. This enables energy providers to enhance operational efficiency, improve grid reliability, and facilitate the integration of renewable energy sources.

ElectraNet is an Australian electricity transmission specialist headquartered in Adelaide. It operates the regulated transmission network of South Australia, transporting electricity from various generators to end-users across the state and interstate. The company's core business involves providing safe, affordable, and reliable energy solutions for residential customers, businesses, and the broader economy.

Ausgrid is an electricity distribution company based in Sydney, Australia, serving approximately 1.7 million customers in the Sydney metropolitan area, the Central Coast, and the Hunter regions. The company's primary operations include the ownership and management of a comprehensive electricity distribution and transmission network, which consists of substations, powerlines, underground cables, and power poles. Ausgrid provides a range of services, including electricity supply, infrastructure-related construction and maintenance, street lighting, safety inspections, energy audits, metering, and electrical repairs. Its diverse customer base encompasses residential households as well as small and large businesses across various sectors, including mining, shipping, tourism, manufacturing, and agriculture. Founded in 1904 and originally known as EnergyAustralia, the company rebranded to Ausgrid in March 2011.

Origin Energy is a prominent Australian energy utility that engages in the exploration, generation, and delivery of energy to over four million customer accounts, making it the largest energy retailer in the country, with a 33% market share. The company provides a diverse range of energy services, including electricity, natural gas, solar energy, and liquefied petroleum gas. Origin has a substantial portfolio of electricity generation assets, consisting of base-load, intermediate, and peaking power plants with a total capacity of 6,000 megawatts, contributing significantly to the national electricity market. Additionally, Origin Energy holds a 27.5% stake in Australia Pacific LNG, which operates large coal seam gas fields and liquefied natural gas export facilities in Queensland.

Jemena is a company that owns and operates a diverse portfolio of energy and water transportation assets primarily located on the east coast of Australia and in northern Australia. It manages and operates significant energy infrastructure, including gas pipelines and electricity distribution networks. Jemena serves millions of households and businesses, playing a vital role in the energy sector by ensuring the reliable delivery of essential services. The company is committed to maintaining and enhancing its assets to meet the growing demands of the communities it serves.

A leading Australian energy provider, EnergyAustralia offers competitive electricity, gas, and solar services for residential and business customers. The company generates power from coal, gas, and renewable sources, and promotes sustainability through innovative products like solar bundles and carbon-neutral options.

Acciona is a leading Spanish corporation specializing in sustainable solutions for infrastructure and renewable energy projects. Established over a century ago, it employs more than 30,000 people and operates in over 30 countries across five continents. The company is structured into two main divisions: energy and infrastructure. The energy division emphasizes renewable technologies, focusing on wind, solar, hydro, and biomass, while the infrastructure division includes construction, water treatment, and various service lines. Acciona undertakes projects through government concessions or independent opportunities, ensuring a commitment to sustainability through its Sustainability Master Plan, which aims to facilitate the transition to a low-carbon economy by optimizing resource use and minimizing environmental impact.

Tasmania Networks is a major energy provider of electricity.

Simply Energy is one of Australia's fastest growing energy companies. They started providing energy in South Australia and Victoria in 2005. Today they provide electricity to customers in New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia and Victoria, plus natural gas to customers in South Australia, Victoria and some areas of NSW. They're now powering more than 600,000 customers around the country! Simply Energy is part of ENGIE, a leading global energy provider that operates in over 70 countries. They're using this global experience, technology and buying power to innovate locally and grow the services they offer Australians. Our goal is to provide Australians with affordable energy, and simple, smart ways to manage their energy usage. So, they're not only your first stop for gas and electricity: you can chat to us if you want to find out more about using solar power, storing energy in a home battery system or if you simply want to find out what you'll save by switching to more energy-efficient LED lights.

ERM Power is an Australian energy company dedicated to becoming the nation's preferred supplier for business customers. The company integrates energy sales, generation, metering, and gas production to deliver comprehensive solutions.

A leading Australian energy provider, EnergyAustralia offers competitive electricity, gas, and solar services for residential and business customers. The company generates power from coal, gas, and renewable sources, and promotes sustainability through innovative products like solar bundles and carbon-neutral options.

AGL Energy is a major Australian energy company involved in retail electricity and gas, power generation, and an upstream gas portfolio. It operates a diversified generation portfolio that includes coal-fired baseload plants as well as renewable sources such as hydro, wind, biomass and landfill gas, and it is a leading owner, operator and developer of renewable energy assets in Australia. The company serves more than four million retail energy accounts, comprising a large customer base across electricity and gas. Its generation business is underpinned by low-cost coal-fired capacity, contributing to profitability alongside its renewable and other generation assets. Founded in 1837, AGL Energy is the oldest company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and ranks among Australia’s largest energy retailers and generators, with a portfolio spanning base-load, intermediate and peaking generation across traditional and renewable technologies. AGL pursues a sustainable energy future for investors, communities and customers.

Horizon Power is responsible for generating, procuring, distributing and retailing electricity to regional Western Australia.

Snowy Hydro Limited is an Australian company that generates and markets renewable electrical energy, primarily through its extensive hydro-electric power infrastructure. The company operates and maintains the Snowy Mountains Scheme, which includes 16 power stations, 16 hydro dams, 80 kilometers of aqueducts, and 145 kilometers of interconnected tunnels, collectively providing a generation capacity of approximately 5,500 megawatts across New South Wales, Victoria, and South Australia. In addition to hydro-electricity generation, Snowy Hydro operates gas-fired power stations and diesel-fired peakers, contributing to energy security and the transition to renewable energy sources. The company also offers electricity and gas retail services, catering to residential and commercial customers, as well as providing peak electricity and risk management products to the National Electricity Market. Headquartered in Cooma, Australia, Snowy Hydro is committed to serving its customers while benefiting shareholders and the broader community.

Powershop believes that every consumer has the right to know how much they're using and how much they're spending in terms of power. With that reason, Powershop grants everybody the power to choose between different types of power easily by introducing their product.

Enel X is a company that specializes in energy supply and optimization, aiming to promote more autonomous and sustainable energy consumption. It provides energy intelligence software (EIS) and demand response services through its software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform, which enables enterprises to manage their energy costs effectively, mitigate risks, and streamline compliance and sustainability reporting. In addition to these services, Enel X offers access to demand response programs globally, creating a valuable revenue stream for businesses while providing utilities and grid operators with a reliable and cost-effective demand-side resource. This focus on innovative energy solutions positions Enel X as a key player in advancing energy efficiency and sustainability in various sectors.

RayGen is an Australian technology company focused on solar power and electricity storage. Its Solar Power Plant provides on-demand renewable energy by combining PV Ultra solar cogeneration with electro-thermal storage to deliver utility-scale, time-shifted power and synchronous generation. The system is designed to be located where the grid requires flexibility and can support dispatchable electricity for grid services, cogeneration, and potential green hydrogen production. RayGen manufactures high-efficiency solar modules at a 25 MWac facility in Melbourne and has deployed 1 MWac PV Ultra projects under power purchase agreements. The company employs around 30 people across engineering, manufacturing, operations and sales and has received support from government programs such as ARENA and Victoria’s New Energy Jobs Fund.

United Energy is an electricity distribution company based in Mount Waverley, Australia. It specializes in supplying electricity to residential buildings, commercial enterprises, and industrial businesses. The company plays a crucial role in ensuring reliable energy distribution within its service area, facilitating access to electricity for various sectors.

RayGen is an Australian technology company focused on solar power and electricity storage. Its Solar Power Plant provides on-demand renewable energy by combining PV Ultra solar cogeneration with electro-thermal storage to deliver utility-scale, time-shifted power and synchronous generation. The system is designed to be located where the grid requires flexibility and can support dispatchable electricity for grid services, cogeneration, and potential green hydrogen production. RayGen manufactures high-efficiency solar modules at a 25 MWac facility in Melbourne and has deployed 1 MWac PV Ultra projects under power purchase agreements. The company employs around 30 people across engineering, manufacturing, operations and sales and has received support from government programs such as ARENA and Victoria’s New Energy Jobs Fund.

A leading Australian energy provider, EnergyAustralia offers competitive electricity, gas, and solar services for residential and business customers. The company generates power from coal, gas, and renewable sources, and promotes sustainability through innovative products like solar bundles and carbon-neutral options.

AGL Energy is a major Australian energy company involved in retail electricity and gas, power generation, and an upstream gas portfolio. It operates a diversified generation portfolio that includes coal-fired baseload plants as well as renewable sources such as hydro, wind, biomass and landfill gas, and it is a leading owner, operator and developer of renewable energy assets in Australia. The company serves more than four million retail energy accounts, comprising a large customer base across electricity and gas. Its generation business is underpinned by low-cost coal-fired capacity, contributing to profitability alongside its renewable and other generation assets. Founded in 1837, AGL Energy is the oldest company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and ranks among Australia’s largest energy retailers and generators, with a portfolio spanning base-load, intermediate and peaking generation across traditional and renewable technologies. AGL pursues a sustainable energy future for investors, communities and customers.

Ecoult is a developer of advanced energy storage solutions that enhance energy reliability and efficiency, primarily targeting the renewable energy sector. The company specializes in the Ultrabattery, a novel class of lead-acid battery technology that effectively manages energy intermittencies, smooths power delivery, and facilitates energy shifting in a safe and reliable manner. Ecoult's systems are particularly favored by wind and solar farms, as well as remote microgrid applications, due to their ability to provide grid ancillary services and support energy management. With a proven track record of implementing Ultrabattery technology in large-scale demonstration projects worldwide, Ecoult aims to ensure energy availability whenever and wherever it is needed, while also promoting sustainability and reducing emissions through its innovative storage solutions.

Neoen is an independent renewable energy company that develops, finances, builds, and operates power plants based on solar, wind, and biomass sources across France, Portugal, Australia, Mexico, Egypt, and El Salvador. It also supports photovoltaic project developers globally.

Ecoult is a developer of advanced energy storage solutions that enhance energy reliability and efficiency, primarily targeting the renewable energy sector. The company specializes in the Ultrabattery, a novel class of lead-acid battery technology that effectively manages energy intermittencies, smooths power delivery, and facilitates energy shifting in a safe and reliable manner. Ecoult's systems are particularly favored by wind and solar farms, as well as remote microgrid applications, due to their ability to provide grid ancillary services and support energy management. With a proven track record of implementing Ultrabattery technology in large-scale demonstration projects worldwide, Ecoult aims to ensure energy availability whenever and wherever it is needed, while also promoting sustainability and reducing emissions through its innovative storage solutions.

Worley Limited is a prominent global provider of professional services to the resources and energy sectors, as well as complex process industries. Established in 1971 and headquartered in North Sydney, Australia, the company operates through various segments, including Energy and Chemical Services, Mining, Minerals, and Metal Services, Major Projects and Integrated Solutions, and Advisian. Worley offers a comprehensive range of services, including engineering design, project delivery, maintenance, and advisory support throughout the entire lifecycle of assets. Its expertise encompasses offshore environments, oil and gas development, and construction management for a variety of facilities, such as petrochemical plants and power stations. The company also engages in innovative solutions, such as sensor integration and machine learning. With approximately 59,000 employees across more than 50 countries, Worley has established a significant global presence, particularly in emerging markets like Africa.

Unitywater is a government organization that provides essential water supply and sewage treatment services.

Carnegie Clean Energy develops and commercializes the CETO wave energy technology to convert ocean swell into zero-emission electricity. It also develops solar energy, battery storage and microgrid projects, and owns and commercializes its CETO intellectual property as well as Energy Made Clean, an engineering, procurement and construction company for solar and battery microgrids. The company operates projects in Australia, including the Garden Island Microgrid, and generates revenue from electricity sales. It collaborates with Hewlett Packard Enterprise to develop reinforcement learning based controllers for its CETO technology. Carnegie Clean Energy is headquartered in North Fremantle, Australia, and has evolved from Carnegie Wave Energy.

LMS Energy is a renewable energy company focused on generating reliable base-load electricity from landfill biogas. The company specializes in designing, engineering, and installing biogas systems that effectively capture methane emissions from landfills. By converting landfill biogas into renewable energy, LMS Energy not only provides a sustainable energy source but also contributes to environmental preservation by reducing harmful methane emissions. This dual focus on renewable energy generation and environmental responsibility positions LMS Energy as a leader in the field of landfill biogas management.

TransGrid owns, operates, and manages the high-voltage electricity transmission network that links generators, distributors, and end users in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory. The network comprises overhead lines, underground cables, substations, interconnectors to Victoria and Queensland, and fibre telecommunications. It serves households and businesses while underpinning the National Energy Market on Australia’s east coast by enabling energy trading and access to cost-effective generation. By maintaining a reliable transmission backbone, TransGrid supports the transition to cleaner energy and ensures uninterrupted power supply to end users.

Mojo Power Holdings is an Australian electricity company established in 2015, specializing in solar energy solutions. The company offers an innovative energy monitoring platform that allows consumers to access wholesale electricity rates and track their electricity consumption. This technology empowers users to optimize their energy usage, leading to reduced electricity costs and increased savings. By focusing on solar power and consumer-centric services, Mojo Power aims to enhance the efficiency and affordability of electricity for its customers.

Sunverge Energy develops and operates a cloud-based platform for the aggregation and management of distributed energy resources, enabling co-optimization of generation, storage, and load. Its Sunverge Solar Integration System (SIS) and SISport load management software distribute renewable energy generation and storage and shape residential peak load. The company serves homeowners, small and medium-sized businesses, utilities, and electricity regulators. Founded in 2010, Sunverge is based in San Francisco, California, with an office in Fortitude Valley, Australia. It has strategic alliances with LG Electronics and collaborates with Eaton to advance distributed energy resources. Sunverge aims to make renewable power reliable, economical, and accessible by aligning services across the energy value chain, helping customers manage infrastructure investments, lower generation costs, increase system reliability, and meet renewable energy goals.

RayGen is an Australian technology company focused on solar power and electricity storage. Its Solar Power Plant provides on-demand renewable energy by combining PV Ultra solar cogeneration with electro-thermal storage to deliver utility-scale, time-shifted power and synchronous generation. The system is designed to be located where the grid requires flexibility and can support dispatchable electricity for grid services, cogeneration, and potential green hydrogen production. RayGen manufactures high-efficiency solar modules at a 25 MWac facility in Melbourne and has deployed 1 MWac PV Ultra projects under power purchase agreements. The company employs around 30 people across engineering, manufacturing, operations and sales and has received support from government programs such as ARENA and Victoria’s New Energy Jobs Fund.

Ergon Energy, as a Queensland Government Owned Corporation, operates as an electricity distributor, retailer and generator and services around 680,000 customers across its vast operating area of over one million square kilometres – 97% of the state of Queensland – from the expanding coastal and rural population centres to the remote communities of outback Queensland and the Torres Strait.

Neoen is an independent renewable energy company that develops, finances, builds, and operates power plants based on solar, wind, and biomass sources across France, Portugal, Australia, Mexico, Egypt, and El Salvador. It also supports photovoltaic project developers globally.

BioPower Systems is a renewable energy company specialising in harnessing power from ocean waves for utility-scale clean energy generation. They design and operate multi-unit wave energy farms connected to onshore distribution grids, employing lightweight, durable technology that can withstand varied marine conditions.

Synergy is the state’s largest electricity generator and retailer of gas and electricity with more than one million residential & business.

AGL Energy is a major Australian energy company involved in retail electricity and gas, power generation, and an upstream gas portfolio. It operates a diversified generation portfolio that includes coal-fired baseload plants as well as renewable sources such as hydro, wind, biomass and landfill gas, and it is a leading owner, operator and developer of renewable energy assets in Australia. The company serves more than four million retail energy accounts, comprising a large customer base across electricity and gas. Its generation business is underpinned by low-cost coal-fired capacity, contributing to profitability alongside its renewable and other generation assets. Founded in 1837, AGL Energy is the oldest company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and ranks among Australia’s largest energy retailers and generators, with a portfolio spanning base-load, intermediate and peaking generation across traditional and renewable technologies. AGL pursues a sustainable energy future for investors, communities and customers.

Ergon Energy, as a Queensland Government Owned Corporation, operates as an electricity distributor, retailer and generator and services around 680,000 customers across its vast operating area of over one million square kilometres – 97% of the state of Queensland – from the expanding coastal and rural population centres to the remote communities of outback Queensland and the Torres Strait.

EDL provides sustainable energy solutions and electricity generation through renewable energy, remote energy & waste coal mine gas.

Carnegie Clean Energy develops and commercializes the CETO wave energy technology to convert ocean swell into zero-emission electricity. It also develops solar energy, battery storage and microgrid projects, and owns and commercializes its CETO intellectual property as well as Energy Made Clean, an engineering, procurement and construction company for solar and battery microgrids. The company operates projects in Australia, including the Garden Island Microgrid, and generates revenue from electricity sales. It collaborates with Hewlett Packard Enterprise to develop reinforcement learning based controllers for its CETO technology. Carnegie Clean Energy is headquartered in North Fremantle, Australia, and has evolved from Carnegie Wave Energy.

Ocean Power Technologies, Inc. is a leader in developing systems that convert ocean wave energy into electricity. The company operates primarily in North and South America, Europe, and Asia, offering various products, including the PB3 PowerBuoy system, which generates power independently of the electric grid for use in remote offshore locations. Their product line includes both utility and autonomous PowerBuoy systems, as well as hybrid PowerBuoy products and subsea battery systems. Additionally, the company provides services such as electric power generation, real-time data communications, and marine installation for sectors like offshore oil and gas, defense and security, science and research, and communication. Founded in 1984 and headquartered in Monroe Township, New Jersey, Ocean Power Technologies targets public and private entities that require reliable remote power solutions.

Power Water is a pioneering platform that primarily focuses on offering a complete range of water and sewerage services within the region.

AGL Energy is a major Australian energy company involved in retail electricity and gas, power generation, and an upstream gas portfolio. It operates a diversified generation portfolio that includes coal-fired baseload plants as well as renewable sources such as hydro, wind, biomass and landfill gas, and it is a leading owner, operator and developer of renewable energy assets in Australia. The company serves more than four million retail energy accounts, comprising a large customer base across electricity and gas. Its generation business is underpinned by low-cost coal-fired capacity, contributing to profitability alongside its renewable and other generation assets. Founded in 1837, AGL Energy is the oldest company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and ranks among Australia’s largest energy retailers and generators, with a portfolio spanning base-load, intermediate and peaking generation across traditional and renewable technologies. AGL pursues a sustainable energy future for investors, communities and customers.

Ecoult is a developer of advanced energy storage solutions that enhance energy reliability and efficiency, primarily targeting the renewable energy sector. The company specializes in the Ultrabattery, a novel class of lead-acid battery technology that effectively manages energy intermittencies, smooths power delivery, and facilitates energy shifting in a safe and reliable manner. Ecoult's systems are particularly favored by wind and solar farms, as well as remote microgrid applications, due to their ability to provide grid ancillary services and support energy management. With a proven track record of implementing Ultrabattery technology in large-scale demonstration projects worldwide, Ecoult aims to ensure energy availability whenever and wherever it is needed, while also promoting sustainability and reducing emissions through its innovative storage solutions.