Constant Energy has completed a 928.75 kWp rooftop solar project in Vietnam to supply power to mining company Phenikaa Hue. This move underscores the trend of industrial decarbonization in Southeast Asia, creating new business opportunities for Australian renewable energy companies, equipment exporters, and mining firms. This article analyzes the commercial significance of the project, its industrial impact, and Australia's role in the Asia-Pacific energy transition.
Turkish steel manufacturer Tosyali secured a loan to build a 261 MW solar photovoltaic project for self-use, marking the accelerated embrace of renewable energy by traditional high-carbon industries. What does this trend mean for Australia's iron ore exports and the green steel supply chain?
The shortlist for the 2026 Edie Energy & Technology Awards has been announced, covering categories such as AI, smart grids, and renewable energy. Although no Australian companies were directly selected, the award trends hold significant reference value for Australia's mining, renewable energy, and clean technology strategies. This article analyzes the global energy transition directions revealed by the awards and their implications for Australian businesses.
Based on six major global energy developments in June 2026, analyze their impacts and opportunities for Australian businesses in nuclear power, geothermal energy, wind power, grid digitization, data center power supply, and solar energy.
Envision Energy released its 2026 Net Zero Action Report at VivaTech, emphasizing that the integration of AI and energy systems will reshape global infrastructure. The report showcases practices such as AI power systems and green hydrogen, which have far-reaching implications for Australia's renewable energy, critical minerals, and Asia-Pacific trade.
Revera Energy has made a final investment decision on the 400 MW battery energy storage project at Hunterston in Scotland, which is one of the largest energy storage portfolios in the UK. This article analyzes the project's significance for the global energy storage market, as well as its reference value for renewable energy and infrastructure investment in Australia.
TotalEnergies ENEOS has completed the second phase of a 3.6 MWp rooftop solar expansion at the Ceres chocolate factory in Bandung, Indonesia, generating 4,630 MWh annually and meeting 12% of its electricity demand. This project reflects the strong demand for renewable energy in Asia-Pacific manufacturing and also provides an investment reference for Australian companies in the distributed solar sector in Southeast Asia.
Extreme weather is reshaping the logic of solar project design, construction, and operations and maintenance. For Australia, this is not only about the pace of renewable energy expansion, but also about investment returns, grid connection reliability, and infrastructure resilience.
African power projects are shifting from coal-fired power and large hydropower to solar, wind, and energy storage. What does this change mean for Australia’s mining sector, energy equipment exports, and capital deployment across the Asia-Pacific region?
INA Solar’s latest financial report shows a sharp increase in revenue and profit, reflecting the accelerated formation of India’s solar manufacturing and localized supply chain. This change will also affect Australia’s role in Asia-Pacific clean energy trade.
