Energy & Utilities Projects

Tender set to open for South Australian long duration energy storage projects, various technologies urged to apply, agreements extend to 15 years

The South Australian government is calling on developers to register for its inaugural Firm Energy Reliability Mechanism (FERM) Tender, aimed at securing 700 MW of dispatchable capacity by November 2031.

$950m Tasmanian wind farm the first recipient under National Clean Energy Scheme, featuring up to 28 turbines, construction to commence in 2026

A proposed Tasmanian wind farm will receive support from the Federal Government under its Capacity Investment Scheme (CIS), securing revenue underwriting agreements designed to accelerate Australia’s clean energy transition.

Contract awarded for 3 GW offshore wind project being developed in Gippsland, including 150 wind turbines and onshore substation

A major contract has been awarded for a proposed 3 GW offshore wind project being developed in Gippsland.

Government approval for $66 million gas pipeline project and $140m compression facility aimed at enhancing Northern Territory energy infrastructure

The Northern Territory government has given the green light to a new $66 million gas pipeline project in the Roper Gulf Region, moving it closer to construction and creating significant opportunities for suppliers and contractors, while supporting energy infrastructure expansion.

Inking of contract progresses proposed South Australian wind farm, featuring 40 turbines, with government approval already secured

If you think Australia’s love of wind energy projects is slowing, thing again - the country’s largest coal generator has just signed a 15-year contract that is expected to unlock construction of a major new South Australian wind farm.

Battery charge builds in Gladstone as major project powers up opportunities for local suppliers and contractors

A major grid battery project proposed for the Gladstone region will involve extensive civil, electrical, and environmental works — from construction of a large-scale lithium-ion compound and transmission towers to a 600-metre underground river crossing — presenting significant opportunities for contractors, consultants, and equipment suppliers across Queensland’s energy and infrastructure sectors.

Australia’s west coast to get new subsea fibre link powering data connections and opening fresh supply opportunities across oceans

A large-scale marine infrastructure project is preparing to boost digital capacity across Western Australia, the Northern Territory and Christmas Island, with new subsea fibre optic cables scheduled for installation beginning in early 2026.