Latest Transmission Infrastructure News

GenusPlus Group has reported a landmark FY2025 with record revenue and profits, driven by strong growth in renewable energy infrastructure and transmission projects. The company’s robust orderbook and strategic acquisitions set the stage for continued expansion in FY2026.

Comet Ridge has made significant progress in its Mahalo Gas Hub development, advancing engineering design and securing independent certification of substantial gas reserves. The company is moving closer to a Final Investment Decision amid ongoing regulatory and commercial negotiations.

Frontier Energy secures 88.06 MW capacity credits for its Waroona Project Stage One, guaranteeing approximately $32 million in annual fixed revenue and outlining a multi-stage expansion aligned with Western Australia's energy transition.

Caravel Minerals has appointed Primero Group as its preferred EPCM firm and secured a $15 million loan to fund its Definitive Feasibility Study, marking significant progress toward a Final Investment Decision for the Caravel Copper Project.

Caravel Minerals has taken a major step forward by securing a preliminary grid connection offer from Western Power, paving the way for reliable, low-cost power at its Caravel Copper Project.

Boom Logistics reported solid FY25 results with a 41% jump in operating profit, driven by strong contract wins in resources and renewables and a strategic asset regeneration program.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering has announced over $110 million in new and renewed contracts, reinforcing its position in Australia’s infrastructure services and manufacturing sectors.

Earth’s Energy Limited reports progress on South Australian geothermal projects with promising feasibility study results, while navigating executive transitions and shareholder governance challenges.

Lotus Resources is on track to restart uranium production at its Kayelekera project in Malawi by Q3 2025, backed by strong funding and binding offtake agreements covering up to 3.8 million pounds of uranium from 2026. Meanwhile, its Letlhakane project in Botswana advances with an updated scoping study supporting robust production potential.

Contact Energy has secured a decade-long electricity supply agreement with Fonterra, delivering up to 415 GWh annually to the Whareroa dairy site, marking a significant step in the dairy sector’s decarbonisation journey.