Koorangie
Edify has partnered with Sosteneo, a specialist infrastructure investor, to deliver the $400m Koorangie Energy Storage System. The battery is supported by a 15-year term offtake agreement with Shell Energy for the full 185MW / 370MWh; KESS is on the traditional land of the Barapa Barapa, Wamba Wamba and Yorta Yorta people, near the town of Kerang.
What we do
At Edify, we work across the entire energy project lifecycle, from development and financing through to construction and asset management. The result? An end-to-end long-term model that ensures exceptional delivery for our stakeholders.
HyGATE Green Hydrogen Funding
Edify Energy, in partnership with Siemens Energy, has conditionally secured grant funding through the Australian – German HyGATE initiative. HyGate is a joint initiative between ARENA, on behalf of the Department of Climate
Darlington Point
The farm has a power purchase agreement with Delta Electricity to supply 150 MW of renewable energy. The Darlington Point Solar Farm contains nearly 1 million solar panels and provides cheap, clean green energy to over 115,000 homes.
Edify Energy selects Tesla Megapack for Riverina and Darlington
Working with Tesla to deliver this important and innovative piece of infrastructure to the people and businesses of NSW is another milestone for Edify in this exciting energy transition". To read more about Riverina and Darlington Point Energy Storage Systems head to the project page . Download the media release as a PDF below . Media Contact
Who we are
Since our inception, we''ve been at the forefront of the Australian renewable and green tech market. Punching above our weight, we''ve delivered in excess of $2 billion of investment to create new Australian energy infrastructure. In a short space of time, Edify has reshaped the domestic renewables sector and disrupted outdated industry models.
Edify Energy secures project financing for 300MWh
A render of Darlington Point, one of three battery storage sites making up the 300MWh project. Image: Edify Energy. Australian renewable energy developer Edify Energy has secured project financing for three battery
Australia''s pathway for a clean hydrogen future
Edify Energy. Townsville City Council formally approved the first development application over land within the Lansdown Eco-Industrial Precinct (46 kilometres south of Townsville) by Edify Energy. Edify Energy proposes to build and operate a renewable hydrogen production facility as well as a behind-the-meter solar photovoltaic and battery
Our communities
We are in the community for a very long time and Edify is committed to supporting the communities in which we develop and operate renewable energy power plants. Our Smoky Creek solar power project, near Biloela sits in the Jambin Community. When the Jambin Hall Committee called for help in relocating the community post office, we stepped forward.
Daydream
The project was developed and is managed by Edify. Origin Energy buys 100% of Daydream''s solar output. Built with a single-axis tracking system using approximately 1.5 million solar panels, Daydream Solar farm saves close to 500 million litres of fresh water each year compared to
Peninsula Solar
The power station is currently in the development phase. Covering an area of 220 hectares, the station will be developed by Edify, and will employ around 250 people at peak construction. In June 2024 Edify received the Development Consent from the NSW Department of Planning, Housing & Infrastructure.
Edify Energy Proposes Massive Solar and Battery
Edify Energy''s proposal to build a 200 MW wind farm and 800 MWh battery adjacent to Callide C is gaining significant traction. The large-scale solar and battery project will be constructed right next to the recently rebuilt
Gannawarra
Developed by Edify, the Gannawarra Solar Farm is a 60.0 MWp single-axis tracking project located west of Kerang in northwest Victoria. It was the first large-scale solar farm to be constructed in Victoria and is integrated with the Gannawarra Energy Storage System – a 25MW / 50MWh Tesla Powerpack battery.
Australian gov''t approves Edify Energy solar-plus-storage project
Renewables developer Edify Energy has secured federal approval on a 600MW solar PV plant in Central Queensland, Australia. The project is expected to start construction in the first quarter of 2024 and be completed by Q3 2025. This article requires Premium Subscription Basic (FREE) Subscription.
Edify Energy secures $48m Federal Government funding for
Edify Energy has successfully secured grant funding through the Federal Government''s Regional Hydrogen Hubs program for the development of Townsville''s Green Hydrogen Hub. The Federal Government is contributing $48.2million to Edify''s green hydrogen production facility in the Lansdown Eco-Industrial Precinct near Townsville, Queensland
Edify Energy secures project financing for 300MWh BESS in
A render of Darlington Point, one of three battery storage sites making up the 300MWh project. Image: Edify Energy. Australian renewable energy developer Edify Energy has secured project financing for three battery energy storage system (BESS) projects in New South Wales, Australia, totalling 150MW/300MWh.
Hamilton
Developed and managed by Edify, the farm is jointly owned with Gentari. Supported by Whitsunday Regional Council, Hamilton is part of a family of '' island '' solar farms in Queensland. Hamilton''s neighbours are Whitsunday, Daydream, and Hayman Solar farms.
Careers
Edify continues to develop a large portfolio of renewable energy, storage and hydrogen projects and is committed to creating and delivering innovative clean green energy solutions. We are involved in the full lifecycle of renewable energy and storage projects, including greenfield development, project structuring and financing, construction
Ganymirra and Majors Creek successful with Capacity
Edify Energy Chief Executive, John Cole said: "The Ganymirra and Majors Creek Solar Power Stations are set to make a major contribution to the National Electricity Market. Not just by way of a meaningful injection into the local Townsville economy, but through the adoption of best-in-class technologies that will bring stable and dispatchable
Nea Madagascar – NEA – New Energy Africa
NEA est présent partout à Madagascar. Implantée dans plus de 30 localités, NEA Madagascar se positionne en tant que leader de l''énergie renouvelable et hybride avec plus de 20 ans d''expérience. NEA compte parmi ses actifs la plus grande ferme solaire dans l''Océan Indien avec les 40 MW de NEA Ambatolampy.
Our impact
Edify is a key player in this shifting landscape. Using our technical expertise and commercial know-how, we bring projects from concept to completion. Our current portfolio will provide more than 770 MW of renewable energy through large-scale solar and energy storage.
The Force of the Sun: Madagascar Embarks on
With only a 15% connection rate, Madagascar faces a chronic lack of access to electricity, which hampers its economic and social development. However, there is tremendous potential in terms of solar power, estimated at 2,000
Gannawarra
The Gannawarra Energy Storage System was developed by Edify Energy and is jointly owned by Edify and Gentari. The project is supported by both the Victorian Government and ARENA and features a first-of-a-kind commercial services agreement with EnergyAustralia, the off taker for the Gannawarra Solar Farm.
Australia approves Edify''s 250MW solar-plus-storage project
The Australian government has granted approval for Australian renewable energy developer Edify Energy''s 250MW solar-plus-storage project based in Victoria. The Muskerry Solar Power Station is
NSW''s largest Battery System completed construction
NSW''s largest Battery System completed construction. Power for 240,000 homes and grid stability benefits from Tesla Megapack systems. Federation Asset Management Pty Ltd (Federation) and Edify Energy (Edify) have announced the construction completion of a major new battery system in the NSW Riverina that will be able to power 240,000 homes for 2
6 FAQs about [Edify energy Madagascar]
What makes edify unique?
Through our unique business model and approach, we deliver world-class energy assets that not only have a positive impact on the environment but also create sustainable value. Edify recognises the Traditional Owners and their descendants as the traditional custodians of the lands on which Edify strives for a clean energy future.
Does the EIB support off-grid solar energy in Madagascar?
According to EIB Vice-President Ambroise Fayolle, "This project continues the EIB’s longstanding backing of off-grid solar energy in Madagascar". The EIB has successfully supported off-grid solar projects in Benin, Chad, the Comoro Islands, Mozambique, and Uganda, and is now implementing such a project in Madagascar.
What funding does Welight Madagascar receive?
WeLight Madagascar’s access to energy initiative will receive €19 million in financing from the EIB, Triodos Investment Management and EDFI ElectriFI.
How will Madagascar's new telecommunications project impact the world?
The project will also enable 3,400,000 new internet users and connect some 2,000 health centers and schools to renewable energy and digital services. “ Access to energy and telecommunications are top priorities for our government. This project is fully aligned with our vision for the development of Madagascar.
Why should Madagascar invest in energy & telecommunications?
“ Access to energy and telecommunications are top priorities for our government. This project is fully aligned with our vision for the development of Madagascar. It will allow a significant increase in our access to energy and digital services,” said Andry Rajoelina, President of Madagascar.
How much electricity does Madagascar have?
In Madagascar, only 15% of the population has access to electricity. In 2017, the country had just 570 MW of mainly thermal (60%) and hydroelectric (40%) installed production capacity. Furthermore, only 60% of this energy is truly available owing to poor maintenance of power plants.