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Akaysha Energy specializes in the full-cycle development of battery energy storage systems (BESS) and renewable energy projects throughout Australia. The company engages in a diverse array of initiatives, including grid-connected utility-scale battery storage, hybrid plants that integrate large-scale solar photovoltaic and wind energy, and commercial and industrial battery storage solutions. Additionally, Akaysha Energy is involved in the development of virtual power plants, electric vehicle fleets, commercial transport solutions, and green hydrogen production. By assisting clients and partners at various stages of energy technology project development, delivery, and execution, Akaysha Energy aims to contribute to a more sustainable energy landscape.

NHPC Limited, established in 1975 as a Central Government Enterprise, is India's largest hydroelectric power development corporation. It plans, promotes, and organizes efficient power development through conventional and non-conventional sources domestically and internationally. With an authorized share capital of Rs.15,000 crores and Miniratna status since 2008, NHPC operates as a Schedule 'A' enterprise of the Government of India. Initially tasked with challenging projects like Baira Siul, Loktak, and Salal-I, NHPC successfully commissioned these hydroelectric plants between 1981 and 1987, solidifying its position in India's hydro power sector. As of now, NHPC has a total installed capacity of 7071.2 MW from 24 projects, including joint ventures, solar, and wind power facilities. The company generates revenue primarily through long-term agreements with state electricity boards for energy sales.

ACEN is a Philippines-based energy provider and a key player in the renewable energy sector, operating as the energy platform of the Ayala Group. With approximately 4,000 MW of attributable capacity from facilities in the Philippines, Vietnam, Indonesia, India, and Australia, ACEN boasts a renewable energy share of 98%, making it one of the leaders in the region. The company's operations are divided into three segments: the Philippines segment, which primarily generates revenue through retail electricity supply and the generation, transmission, distribution, and supply of both renewable and thermal energy; the International segment, which focuses on similar activities abroad; and the Parent and Others segment, which encompasses various interests, including oil and gas exploration and production. This diverse approach positions ACEN as a significant contributor to the energy landscape in Southeast Asia and beyond.