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Pacific Energy has launched its new east coast-based business unit aimed at meeting Australia’s growing demand for clean energy solutions.
Pacific Energy has secured a new A$350 million debt facility, further enhancing its funding capacity to meet the growing demands from new and existing clients pursuing decarbonisation initiatives.
Pacific Energy has announced the acquisition of the Canberra Hydrogen Refuelling Facility from ActewAGL. The investment underpins Pacific Energy’s strategy to develop the mobility ecosystem in the ACT and beyond.
Pacific Energy has successfully designed and delivered four industry-leading hybrid power systems, with virtual generation BESS and hydrocarbons-off functionality, for Westgold Resources Limited’s Mid West gold mining operations.
Pacific Energy has designed and delivered its first containerised hydrogen electrolyser and fuel cell system for Charles Darwin University in the Northern Territory.
Pacific Energy has announced it will be converting its diesel power plant at Pilbara Minerals Limited’s Pilgangoora Operation to a combined natural gas–diesel power station, helping to deliver a lower-emissions future for the lithium miner.
Pacific Energy has delivered Australia’s first SimpleFuel Fast hydrogen refuelling system for CSIRO and Swinburne University of Technology’s Victorian Hydrogen Hub (VH2).
Ampol, Hyundai Australia, Pacific Energy and Toyota Australia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), to jointly develop hydrogen refuelling infrastructure.
The power station at Kimberley Mineral Sands’ flagship Thunderbird mine site is fully operational, with first gas delivered in late September.
The Tuckabianna Hybrid Power Facility, the first of four new hybrid power stations being developed for Westgold Resources Limited, has commenced operations.
Pacific Energy joined representatives from Pilbara Minerals and the Strelley Community School to launch a new solar and battery storage system which is set to significantly reduce the community’s reliance on diesel fuel.
Pacific Energy has been awarded up to $2.4 million by the WA government’s Investment Attraction Fund to further develop its WA-based manufacturing capabilities and support the state’s economic diversification targets.
