Energy Storage
Battery system integrators, power conversion suppliers, high voltage electrical contractors and regional civil contractors now have a defined pipeline to work toward on a utility-scale battery storage build.
Civil earthworks, road upgrade, high voltage electrical, heavy haulage and battery storage suppliers have a new pipeline to track, with a large-scale wind generation and battery development now cleared to move toward construction.
Civil earthworks, concrete, high voltage electrical, heavy haulage and site services contractors have a new grid-scale battery build to position for, with site works and mobilisation expected to start this quarter.
Contractors are moving closer to procurement opportunities on a large-scale Queensland energy storage development as balance-of-plant delivery planning advances.
A large-scale Victorian battery storage development has progressed a key financing milestone, with construction scheduled to begin in November 2026 and supplier engagement underway.
A large-scale South Australian wind farm has moved into construction, with procurement now shifting to supporting civil, electrical, logistics and construction services beneath the principal turbine and grid connection packages.
A large-scale Victorian renewable energy development has moved into its main delivery phase, creating a central procurement pathway for civil contractors, electrical specialists, equipment suppliers and regional service businesses ahead of main construction in November 2026.
Turbine supply and installation, balance-of-plant civil works, electrical reticulation, substations, battery storage and oversize heavy haulage are all in scope on a 60-turbine wind farm with co-located battery storage now advancing in northern New South Wales.
Civil contractors, high-voltage electrical installers, transformer and switchgear suppliers, and fire protection and acoustic wall specialists have a new grid-scale battery package to track in eastern Victoria, with construction targeted to start in mid-2027.
A four-stage hyperscale data centre campus in Queensland’s Western Downs is lining up a staged construction program that will run for 4 to 6 years and carry one of the largest building, electrical and civil spends in the regional pipeline.
