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The new system will store solar energy on a large scale for efficient integration into the Australian power grid from 2028.

The first 85 km marine cable already connects the offshore substation to the mainland at Cockenzie, East Lothian.

The plant will produce HVO and SAF, two renewable fuels that will reduce CO₂ emissions by up to 88%.

With 1,500 MW of capacity, Marinus Link will connect Tasmania and Victoria with a subway and subsea electrical and digital system.

The system reduces operating costs and eliminates risks associated with the transportation of chemical products.

The Padeswood plant will capture 95% of its CO₂ emissions and produce neutral cement for Europe.

The solar farm will supply 30,000 homes and will allow sheep to graze under the panels thanks to its agroforestry design.

The first shipment of LNG from Congo marks its entry into the global energy market and strengthens its link with Europe.

The WGEH will transform solar and wind energy into green hydrogen from indigenous lands in Western Australia for industrial use and export.

It will be the first project in Asia-Pacific to connect power grids between countries via a submarine cable.