The connection is no longer
a component of the project.
It is the project.

For a century, Australian electricity meant coal and gas. Large, centralised, predictable. The grid was built around that shape.
That shape is now changing from both ends.

Over 60% of coal capacity retires by 2035. Replacing it requires 68 GW of solar, 32 GW of wind and 19 GW of batteries, distributed across the country. Each one needs its own connection — high-voltage switchyards, customer substations, overhead lines, underground cables, and balance of plant systems.

The scale of demand ahead is unprecedented: US electricity demand is forecast to grow 40% over the next decade, with hyperscaler capex reaching US$690B globally in 2026 and A$52B+ committed in Australia through 2029. In 2024, AEMO forecast 500 MW of new data centre load by 2033/34. Within twelve months, enquiries reached 44 GW — 88 times the forecast. Each facility needs dedicated high-voltage connection.

Substations, switchyards, transmission lines and electrical balance of plant make up the most complex and most critical component of any project. They are also the most underserved. Capability, capacity and certainty at the connection now decide which projects get built.

We partner to develop, deliver and operate the high-voltage assets that connect energy generation, energy storage and data centre projects to the grid. Australia's only independent, vertically integrated connection infrastructure partner. We take on the technical, regulatory and financial complexity of grid connection, so developers can focus on what they do best.