Australian Renewable Energy Agency

The Australian Renewable Energy Agency is a government agency that provides funding and knowledge sharing to accelerate renewable energy innovation in Australia. ARENA is an independent statutory authority established under the Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1997, tasked with the objectives of improving the competitiveness of renewable energy technologies and increasing the supply of renewable energy in Australia. ARENA has approximately $3 billion to invest in renewable energy projects. From its commencement on 1 July 2012, ARENA has become responsible for the administration of committed projects and measures from initiatives formerly administered by the Australian Centre for Renewable Energy and the Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism (RET). ARENA became responsible for the activities of the Australian Solar Institute (ASI) on 1 January 2013.

Ivor Frischknecht

CEO

Ian Kay

CFO

Past deals in Utilities

GWMWater

Grant in 2024
GWMWater supply to domestic and livestock customers involves bulk water delivery to about 6,800 rural customers through a pipeline system.

Amber Electric

Grant in 2024
Amber Electric Pty Ltd, founded in 2017 and based in Melbourne, Australia, provides electricity at wholesale prices through an innovative online platform. By utilizing real-time wholesale pricing, Amber enables customers to access renewable energy when it is most affordable, promoting savings and increasing the integration of renewable resources into the energy grid. The company aims to empower customers to actively participate in the electricity market, transforming their role from passive consumers to engaged stakeholders. Amber Electric is committed to facilitating a more sustainable energy future by enhancing the economics and dynamics of the energy system.

SA Power Networks

Grant in 2024
SA Power Networks build, maintain, upgrade and extend a network currently delivering power to around 850,000 customers.

Horizon Power

Grant in 2024
Horizon Power is responsible for generating, procuring, distributing and retailing electricity to regional Western Australia.

Origin Energy

Grant in 2024
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 Group

Grant in 2023
Intellihub is a digital energy management company that serves energy retailers, energy providers, embedded network operators, and the commercial and industrial sectors in Australia and New Zealand. The company specializes in delivering smart energy devices and services, which include electricity metering, hot water metering, solar battery bundles, water metering, pool energy management, and virtual power plants. By offering these solutions, Intellihub enables its clients to enhance their services while transitioning towards sustainable energy practices. The company is dedicated to providing consistent quality metering services to support the evolving energy landscape.

RayGen

Grant in 2023
RayGen is an Australian technology company specializing in advanced solar power and electricity storage solutions. It offers a Solar Power Plant that provides renewable energy on demand, featuring a cost-effective, long-duration solar plus storage system. This utility-scale installation enables time-shifting energy storage and synchronous generation of high-quality power, adaptable to various grid locations. The core technologies include RayGen's proprietary PV Ultra for solar cogeneration and Thermal Hydro for electro-thermal storage. With a team of 30 professionals in engineering, manufacturing, operations, and sales, RayGen has successfully developed and sold 1MWAC PV Ultra projects supported by power purchase agreements. The company manufactures its high-efficiency solar modules at a 25MWAC facility in Melbourne and has received backing from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency and the Victorian Government’s New Energy Jobs Fund.

Enel X

Grant in 2023
Enel X specializes in energy supply and optimization while advocating for more autonomous and sustainable energy consumption. The company provides energy intelligence software and demand response services through its SaaS platform, enabling enterprises to manage energy costs effectively, reduce risks, and simplify compliance and sustainability reporting. Enel X also facilitates access to demand response programs globally, creating a beneficial payment stream for businesses and offering utilities and grid operators a reliable and cost-effective demand-side resource. This comprehensive approach supports both economic and environmental goals, contributing to a more sustainable energy landscape.

Australian Gas Infrastructure Group

Grant in 2023
Australian Gas Infrastructure Group is engaged in the distribution of natural gas, serving a diverse range of customers including residential households, power generators, mines, and manufacturers. The company focuses on providing reliable gas supplies to support various sectors, while also positioning itself within the renewable gas market. By delivering essential energy infrastructure, Australian Gas Infrastructure Group plays a critical role in meeting the gas needs of both homes and businesses.

Stanwell Corporation

Grant in 2023
Stanwell Corporation Limited is an energy-providing firm that generates & sale electricity.

Origin Energy

Grant in 2023
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

Grant in 2023
SA Power Networks build, maintain, upgrade and extend a network currently delivering power to around 850,000 customers.

Infravision

Grant in 2022
Infravision provides custom engineering solutions to deliver world-leading power line stringing methods across maintenance, repair, and new construction projects. They install line hardware on overhead earth wires and conductors using unmanned aircraft. They are working around the world to bring certified stringing solutions with their TX system.

Intellihub Group

Grant in 2022
Intellihub is a digital energy management company that serves energy retailers, energy providers, embedded network operators, and the commercial and industrial sectors in Australia and New Zealand. The company specializes in delivering smart energy devices and services, which include electricity metering, hot water metering, solar battery bundles, water metering, pool energy management, and virtual power plants. By offering these solutions, Intellihub enables its clients to enhance their services while transitioning towards sustainable energy practices. The company is dedicated to providing consistent quality metering services to support the evolving energy landscape.

Evoenergy

Grant in 2021
Evoenergy specializes in electricity and gas distribution and maintenance services to the residential and business sectors.

Zenobe Energy

Grant in 2021
Zenobe Energy Limited specializes in the design and manufacture of battery storage assets primarily for electric bus operators, utilities, and industrial and commercial enterprises. Established in 2016 and headquartered in London, the company provides grid-connected energy storage solutions, frequency balancing services, and second-life battery services, which involve repurposing batteries after their initial use. Additionally, Zenobe Energy offers charging services to support its clients in managing their energy needs and reducing their environmental impact. Formerly known as Battery Energy Storage Solutions Limited, the company rebranded in March 2019 to reflect its broader focus on energy storage and sustainability.

Stanwell Corporation

Grant in 2021
Stanwell Corporation Limited is an energy-providing firm that generates & sale electricity.

AEMO

Grant in 2021
AEMO is an independent, member based organisation working in the long-term interests of Australian consumers.

United Energy

Grant in 2021
United Energy is dedicated to supplying electricity to residential buildings, commercial, and industrial businesses.

Genex Power

Grant in 2021
Genex Power Limited is an Australian company engaged in the generation and storage of renewable energy. Based in Sydney, it operates a diverse portfolio of projects that includes solar, hydro, and wind energy initiatives. Notable projects include the 50 MW Kidston Solar Project, the 250 MW Kidston Pumped Storage Hydro Project, the 270 MW Kidston Solar Project, the 150 MW Kidston Wind Project, the 50 MW Jemalong Solar Project, and the 2 GW Bulli Creek project. Genex Power is committed to contributing to the renewable energy landscape in Australia.

Canadian Solar

Grant in 2021
Canadian Solar Inc. is a leading solar power company based in Guelph, Canada, that specializes in the design, development, manufacture, and sale of a comprehensive range of solar energy products. These include solar ingots, wafers, cells, modules, and complete solar system kits designed for various applications. The company operates primarily through two segments: Module and System Solutions (MSS), which focuses on manufacturing and selling solar products along with engineering and operational services, and Energy, which is dedicated to the development and management of solar power projects and the sale of electricity. Canadian Solar serves a diverse customer base, including distributors, project developers, and installers, and has a strong global presence, with operations in multiple regions including North America, South America, Europe, and Asia. Founded in 2001, the company has made significant contributions to the renewable energy sector by expanding solar power infrastructure worldwide.

Rheem Australia

Grant in 2021
Rheem Australia manufactures water heating products along with pool heating, gas storage, heat pump, solar, and installation services.

Jemena

Grant in 2021
Jemena is an operator of a diverse portfolio of energy and water transportation assets primarily located across the east coast of Australia and northern Australia. The company manages and operates essential infrastructure, including gas pipelines and electricity distribution networks. Its services support millions of households and businesses, ensuring reliable access to energy resources across multiple states. Through its extensive operations, Jemena plays a vital role in the energy sector, contributing to the overall efficiency and stability of energy supply in the regions it serves.

AEMO

Grant in 2020
AEMO is an independent, member based organisation working in the long-term interests of Australian consumers.

Horizon Power

Grant in 2020
Horizon Power is responsible for generating, procuring, distributing and retailing electricity to regional Western Australia.

TransGrid

Grant in 2020
TransGrid operates and manages a high voltage electricity transmission network in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory. This network connects electricity generators, distributors, and large end users, serving as the backbone of the National Electricity Market. By facilitating energy trading between the east coast states of Australia, TransGrid enables access to cost-effective electricity for households and businesses. The company's infrastructure includes high voltage overhead transmission lines, underground cables, substations, interconnectors to Victoria and Queensland, and fibre telecommunications networks. Founded in 1950 and based in Sydney, TransGrid plays a crucial role in supporting the transition to a cleaner energy future while ensuring a reliable power supply for its customers.

SA Power Networks

Grant in 2020
SA Power Networks build, maintain, upgrade and extend a network currently delivering power to around 850,000 customers.

ActewAGL

Grant in 2020
ActewAGL is unique in Australia. It is a joint venture comprised of two partnerships. ActewAGL Retail (ABN 46 221 314 841) sells energy - electricity (including green energy) and natural gas, and manages customer services and marketing functions in a competitive market. Based in the ACT, our retail energy footprint extends to centres such as Goulburn, Yass, Young, Nowra and Bega. ActewAGL Distribution (ABN 76 670 568 688) owns and operates the ACT electricity and gas networks as well as gas networks in Queanbeyan and Palerang shires and Nowra. At ActewAGL, we have our customer's interests at heart. We know you. You know us. Our reliability and experience in the local region has been well established for over 90 years. We care about the local region and the needs of the community and because we're local, we get involved, sponsoring over 150 sporting teams, charities and events. We are one of the largest employers in the ACT with over 800 people working for us.

Origin Energy

Grant in 2020
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

Grant in 2020
Powerlink Queensland provides high voltage electricity transmission services.

Evoenergy

Grant in 2020
Evoenergy specializes in electricity and gas distribution and maintenance services to the residential and business sectors.

Stanwell Corporation

Grant in 2020
Stanwell Corporation Limited is an energy-providing firm that generates & sale electricity.

Wave Swell Energy

Grant in 2019
Wave Swell is focused on developing innovative technology to harness wave energy for electricity generation. Their proprietary system utilizes oscillating wave columns to convert the energy from ocean waves into clean, emissions-free electricity at a low cost. This technology allows for the efficient transmission of electricity to shore, which can be used to power various applications, including desalination facilities located either on board or along the shoreline. By leveraging ocean wave energy, Wave Swell aims to provide a sustainable and environmentally friendly energy solution.

United Energy

Grant in 2019
United Energy is dedicated to supplying electricity to residential buildings, commercial, and industrial businesses.

Zepben

Grant in 2019
Zepben provides building software solutions to help electricity distribution networks.

SA Power Networks

Grant in 2019
SA Power Networks build, maintain, upgrade and extend a network currently delivering power to around 850,000 customers.

CitiPower and Powercor Australia

Grant in 2019
CitiPower and Powercor are engaged in the operation of electricity distribution systems, ensuring an efficient flow of electricity to their customers. The company provides various services, including specialized portals for electricity connection, network extension, solar generation, and embedded networks. These offerings aim to assist customers in navigating daily challenges and adapting to an uncertain future in the energy sector. Through their commitment to reliable electricity distribution, CitiPower and Powercor play a crucial role in supporting both residential and commercial energy needs.

Electranet

Grant in 2019
ElectraNet is an electricity transmission specialist based in Adelaide, Australia, focused on providing energy and infrastructure solutions across the country. The company operates a regulated transmission network in South Australia, which facilitates the transportation of electricity from various power generators, including both traditional and renewable sources, to consumers. By delivering safe, affordable, and reliable energy, ElectraNet supports the needs of homes, businesses, and the broader economy, ensuring access to essential services for both commercial and residential sectors.

Origin Energy

Grant in 2018
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

Grant in 2018
Jemena is an operator of a diverse portfolio of energy and water transportation assets primarily located across the east coast of Australia and northern Australia. The company manages and operates essential infrastructure, including gas pipelines and electricity distribution networks. Its services support millions of households and businesses, ensuring reliable access to energy resources across multiple states. Through its extensive operations, Jemena plays a vital role in the energy sector, contributing to the overall efficiency and stability of energy supply in the regions it serves.

Acciona

Grant in 2018
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

Grant in 2018
Tasmania Networks is a major energy provider of electricity.

Simply Energy

Grant in 2018
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

Grant in 2018
ERM Power is an Australian energy company focused on providing energy solutions to business customers. The company engages in electricity generation and sales, catering primarily to the business sector in Australia and the United States. ERM Power aims to establish itself as the preferred energy supplier by integrating its operations and leveraging its expertise in electricity sales, generation, and metering, as well as gas production and exploration. Through these efforts, the company seeks to build a robust presence in the energy market while delivering reliable services to its clients.

Genex Power

Grant in 2017
Genex Power Limited is an Australian company engaged in the generation and storage of renewable energy. Based in Sydney, it operates a diverse portfolio of projects that includes solar, hydro, and wind energy initiatives. Notable projects include the 50 MW Kidston Solar Project, the 250 MW Kidston Pumped Storage Hydro Project, the 270 MW Kidston Solar Project, the 150 MW Kidston Wind Project, the 50 MW Jemalong Solar Project, and the 2 GW Bulli Creek project. Genex Power is committed to contributing to the renewable energy landscape in Australia.

Enel X

Grant in 2017
Enel X specializes in energy supply and optimization while advocating for more autonomous and sustainable energy consumption. The company provides energy intelligence software and demand response services through its SaaS platform, enabling enterprises to manage energy costs effectively, reduce risks, and simplify compliance and sustainability reporting. Enel X also facilitates access to demand response programs globally, creating a beneficial payment stream for businesses and offering utilities and grid operators a reliable and cost-effective demand-side resource. This comprehensive approach supports both economic and environmental goals, contributing to a more sustainable energy landscape.

Powershop Australia

Grant in 2017
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.

United Energy

Grant in 2017
United Energy is dedicated to supplying electricity to residential buildings, commercial, and industrial businesses.

RayGen

Series B in 2017
RayGen is an Australian technology company specializing in advanced solar power and electricity storage solutions. It offers a Solar Power Plant that provides renewable energy on demand, featuring a cost-effective, long-duration solar plus storage system. This utility-scale installation enables time-shifting energy storage and synchronous generation of high-quality power, adaptable to various grid locations. The core technologies include RayGen's proprietary PV Ultra for solar cogeneration and Thermal Hydro for electro-thermal storage. With a team of 30 professionals in engineering, manufacturing, operations, and sales, RayGen has successfully developed and sold 1MWAC PV Ultra projects supported by power purchase agreements. The company manufactures its high-efficiency solar modules at a 25MWAC facility in Melbourne and has received backing from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency and the Victorian Government’s New Energy Jobs Fund.

Ecoult

Venture Round in 2017
Ecoult specializes in advanced energy storage solutions that enhance reliability and efficiency for various applications, including wind and solar farms, grid ancillary services, and remote microgrid systems. The company utilizes its proprietary Ultrabattery technology, a novel class of advanced lead-acid battery, to effectively manage energy intermittencies, smooth power delivery, and shift energy as needed. Ecoult has demonstrated the successful implementation of this technology in large-scale systems for solar and wind applications, contributing to services such as energy shifting and frequency regulation. Additionally, Ecoult's offerings include comprehensive performance monitoring and support for battery recycling at the end of their lifecycle, aligning with its commitment to reducing emissions and promoting cleaner energy solutions. The company's aim is to ensure energy availability whenever and wherever it is required.

Genex Power

Grant in 2016
Genex Power Limited is an Australian company engaged in the generation and storage of renewable energy. Based in Sydney, it operates a diverse portfolio of projects that includes solar, hydro, and wind energy initiatives. Notable projects include the 50 MW Kidston Solar Project, the 250 MW Kidston Pumped Storage Hydro Project, the 270 MW Kidston Solar Project, the 150 MW Kidston Wind Project, the 50 MW Jemalong Solar Project, and the 2 GW Bulli Creek project. Genex Power is committed to contributing to the renewable energy landscape in Australia.

Ecoult

Grant in 2016
Ecoult specializes in advanced energy storage solutions that enhance reliability and efficiency for various applications, including wind and solar farms, grid ancillary services, and remote microgrid systems. The company utilizes its proprietary Ultrabattery technology, a novel class of advanced lead-acid battery, to effectively manage energy intermittencies, smooth power delivery, and shift energy as needed. Ecoult has demonstrated the successful implementation of this technology in large-scale systems for solar and wind applications, contributing to services such as energy shifting and frequency regulation. Additionally, Ecoult's offerings include comprehensive performance monitoring and support for battery recycling at the end of their lifecycle, aligning with its commitment to reducing emissions and promoting cleaner energy solutions. The company's aim is to ensure energy availability whenever and wherever it is required.

Canadian Solar

Grant in 2016
Canadian Solar Inc. is a leading solar power company based in Guelph, Canada, that specializes in the design, development, manufacture, and sale of a comprehensive range of solar energy products. These include solar ingots, wafers, cells, modules, and complete solar system kits designed for various applications. The company operates primarily through two segments: Module and System Solutions (MSS), which focuses on manufacturing and selling solar products along with engineering and operational services, and Energy, which is dedicated to the development and management of solar power projects and the sale of electricity. Canadian Solar serves a diverse customer base, including distributors, project developers, and installers, and has a strong global presence, with operations in multiple regions including North America, South America, Europe, and Asia. Founded in 2001, the company has made significant contributions to the renewable energy sector by expanding solar power infrastructure worldwide.

Unitywater

Grant in 2016
Unitywater is a government organization that provides essential water supply and sewage treatment services.

Carnegie Clean Energy

Grant in 2016
Carnegie Clean Energy Limited is an Australian company focused on developing and commercializing innovative energy solutions, particularly through its proprietary CETO wave energy technology, which converts ocean wave energy into zero-emission electricity. The company also engages in the production and sale of clean renewable energy via solar and battery systems, notably serving clients such as the Department of Defense. In addition to its core wave energy initiatives, Carnegie Clean Energy owns Energy Made Clean, a leading firm in battery and solar microgrid engineering, procurement, and construction. Incorporated in 1987 and headquartered in North Fremantle, Australia, Carnegie Clean Energy has established partnerships, including a collaboration with Hewlett Packard Enterprise to enhance its CETO technology using advanced reinforcement learning techniques. The company aims to contribute significantly to the renewable energy sector through its diverse projects and expertise.

TransGrid

Grant in 2016
TransGrid operates and manages a high voltage electricity transmission network in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory. This network connects electricity generators, distributors, and large end users, serving as the backbone of the National Electricity Market. By facilitating energy trading between the east coast states of Australia, TransGrid enables access to cost-effective electricity for households and businesses. The company's infrastructure includes high voltage overhead transmission lines, underground cables, substations, interconnectors to Victoria and Queensland, and fibre telecommunications networks. Founded in 1950 and based in Sydney, TransGrid plays a crucial role in supporting the transition to a cleaner energy future while ensuring a reliable power supply for its customers.

Sunverge

Series C in 2016
Sunverge Energy provides integrated solar solutions for distributed generation and storage. It offers Sunverge Solar Integration System (SIS) Release 1.2 that distributes the generation and storage of renewable energy; and Sunverge SISport load management software that supports strategies for shaping and shifting peak residential load. Sunverge Energy serves homeowners, small– to medium–sized businesses, utilities, and electricity regulators. Dean Sanders and Kenneth Munson founded it in 2010, with its headquarters in Stockton in California and an additional office in Fortitude Valley in Australia.

Genex Power

Grant in 2015
Genex Power Limited is an Australian company engaged in the generation and storage of renewable energy. Based in Sydney, it operates a diverse portfolio of projects that includes solar, hydro, and wind energy initiatives. Notable projects include the 50 MW Kidston Solar Project, the 250 MW Kidston Pumped Storage Hydro Project, the 270 MW Kidston Solar Project, the 150 MW Kidston Wind Project, the 50 MW Jemalong Solar Project, and the 2 GW Bulli Creek project. Genex Power is committed to contributing to the renewable energy landscape in Australia.

Ergon Energy

Grant in 2015
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.

Synergy

Grant in 2015
Synergy is the state’s largest electricity generator and retailer of gas and electricity with more than one million residential & business.

Ergon Energy

Grant in 2014
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

Grant in 2014
EDL provides sustainable energy solutions and electricity generation through renewable energy, remote energy & waste coal mine gas.

Carnegie Clean Energy

Grant in 2014
Carnegie Clean Energy Limited is an Australian company focused on developing and commercializing innovative energy solutions, particularly through its proprietary CETO wave energy technology, which converts ocean wave energy into zero-emission electricity. The company also engages in the production and sale of clean renewable energy via solar and battery systems, notably serving clients such as the Department of Defense. In addition to its core wave energy initiatives, Carnegie Clean Energy owns Energy Made Clean, a leading firm in battery and solar microgrid engineering, procurement, and construction. Incorporated in 1987 and headquartered in North Fremantle, Australia, Carnegie Clean Energy has established partnerships, including a collaboration with Hewlett Packard Enterprise to enhance its CETO technology using advanced reinforcement learning techniques. The company aims to contribute significantly to the renewable energy sector through its diverse projects and expertise.

Power Water

Grant in 2014
Power Water is a pioneering platform that primarily focuses on offering a complete range of water and sewerage services within the region.

Ecoult

Grant in 2013
Ecoult specializes in advanced energy storage solutions that enhance reliability and efficiency for various applications, including wind and solar farms, grid ancillary services, and remote microgrid systems. The company utilizes its proprietary Ultrabattery technology, a novel class of advanced lead-acid battery, to effectively manage energy intermittencies, smooth power delivery, and shift energy as needed. Ecoult has demonstrated the successful implementation of this technology in large-scale systems for solar and wind applications, contributing to services such as energy shifting and frequency regulation. Additionally, Ecoult's offerings include comprehensive performance monitoring and support for battery recycling at the end of their lifecycle, aligning with its commitment to reducing emissions and promoting cleaner energy solutions. The company's aim is to ensure energy availability whenever and wherever it is required.

AECOM

Grant in 2012
AECOM is a leading global provider of professional services in program and construction management, operating across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the Asia Pacific. The company offers a wide range of services, including planning, consulting, architectural design, engineering, and construction management, catering to both commercial and government clients. AECOM's expertise spans various sectors, such as transportation, water, environmental, energy, and facilities. With a workforce of approximately 51,000 employees, AECOM is committed to delivering innovative solutions that enhance and sustain the built, natural, and social environments. Headquartered in Los Angeles, California, the company was founded in 1980 and has established itself as a prominent player in the global infrastructure market, generating significant revenue while maintaining a strong presence in over 150 countries.
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