Renewable Energy Developers
We collaborate with renewable energy developers seeking to integrate eligible assets into a broader energy network.
Partnering to Unlock Energy Infrastructure Value
We collaborate with energy asset owners, government institutions, technology providers, renewable energy developers, and commercial organizations to develop connected energy solutions.
Our partnership approach is focused on improving energy asset utilization, developing commercially viable energy arrangements, and expanding access to coordinated energy management.
Strategic partnerships
Government & Public Infrastructure
We explore partnerships with public institutions and government-owned energy infrastructure to assess opportunities for energy asset integration, surplus power commercialization, and infrastructure sustainability.
Potential areas of collaboration include:
- Solar infrastructure integration.
- Energy asset assessment.
- VPP participation.
- Energy trading arrangements.
- Battery storage integration.
- Energy infrastructure maintenance funding models.
Strategic partnerships
Technology Partners
We work with technology providers supporting energy monitoring, battery systems, energy management, automation, and VPP operations.
Commercial & Industrial Partners
We support businesses seeking energy supply solutions, energy management, and structured commercial energy arrangements.
Partnership value proposition
| Partner | Potential value |
|---|---|
| Government institutions | Commercialization opportunities and improved infrastructure utilization |
| Solar asset owners | Eligible surplus energy sales and VPP participation |
| Battery operators | Storage integration and energy flexibility opportunities |
| Commercial consumers | Structured energy supply and management solutions |
| Technology providers | Integration into energy infrastructure projects |
| Renewable developers | Commercial and operational energy coordination |
Featured project
Connecting Existing Solar Infrastructure to a Virtual Power Plant
We develop energy integration concepts that explore how existing, ongoing, and proposed solar infrastructure can participate in a coordinated VPP.
The objective is to evaluate the potential for eligible assets to:
- Supply energy to suitable consumers.
- Commercialize excess generation.
- Improve asset utilization.
- Support energy infrastructure sustainability.
- Participate in coordinated energy management.
Project participation is subject to asset assessment, technical feasibility, commercial terms, and applicable approvals.
Typical illustrative pilot roadmap
A phased and practical approach to validate the concept, build local confidence and inform potential scale-up.
Phase 1: Scoping & Stakeholder Alignment
1 – 2 months (approx.)
- Identify candidate sites/assets for the pilot
- Engage relevant government agencies and stakeholders
- Agree high-level objectives, scope and success criteria
Phase 2: Asset Assessment & Data Review
2 – 3 months (approx.)
- Review existing infrastructure, site conditions and constraints
- Analyze existing data (e.g. energy use, generation profile, system configuration)
- Confirm candidate sites and refined scope for the pilot
Phase 3: Pilot Design & Approval
2 – 3 months (approx.)
- Develop pilot design options and evaluate expected benefits
- Define objectives, KPIs and evaluation approach
- Seek internal approvals and confirm readiness to proceed
Phase 4: Pilot Implementation & Performance Monitoring
6 – 12 months (approx.)
- Implement the pilot in line with approved design and operational plan
- Monitor performance against agreed KPIs
- Document lessons learned to inform future scale-up decisions
Exact scope, timing and participating assets to be confirmed through subsequent technical review and project-specific approvals.
Become a partner
Let's build the next generation of connected energy infrastructure.
We welcome discussions with:
- Government energy agencies.
- State-owned energy infrastructure operators.
- Solar project developers.
- Commercial energy consumers.
- Battery storage providers.
- Technology and engineering partners.