Energy Storage
Suppliers with capability in industrial mechanical systems, civil construction, electrical infrastructure and process plant delivery have an early opportunity to position for work as planning and design progresses on a new long-duration energy storage development.
The next phase of supplier engagement is approaching for a large-scale energy storage development, with civil contractors, electrical contractors, battery specialists and balance-of-plant suppliers positioned to participate as procurement progresses.
Suppliers across civil construction, high voltage electrical, battery systems, structural, mechanical, commissioning and specialist renewable energy services are being positioned for future procurement following planning approval for a new utility-scale energy storage project.
A grid-connected battery storage development has secured a long-term, government-backed revenue contract and confirmed its technology and delivery partner, materially de-risking the project ahead of construction.
Construction is set to commence on a major South Australian wind energy development following financial close and final investment approval, with procurement activity accelerating across balance-of-plant works, electrical infrastructure and transmission construction.
Construction is progressing on a large behind-the-meter renewable energy microgrid that combines solar generation, battery storage and high-voltage distribution infrastructure under a long-term energy services model.
Early-stage planning is progressing on a major integrated digital infrastructure development that will combine hyperscale data centre capacity with utility-scale renewable generation, battery storage and firming infrastructure.
Construction is progressing on a large-scale hybrid renewable energy project following financial close, with procurement activity moving deeper into electrical installation, battery integration and commissioning.
Civil, electrical and specialist battery installation contractors are in scope as a 150 MW / 600 MWh battery energy storage project advances through the NSW State Significant Development assessment pathway, with an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) now lodged.
Civil, electrical, mechanical and balance-of-plant contractors have immediate exposure as a 215 MW / 963 MWh battery energy storage system enters its construction phase adjacent to an established solar farm in regional New South Wales.
