Equis has launched a dedicated Australian renewable energy platform, GreenPoint Energy, bringing together a 2.5 GW portfolio of wind and battery energy storage projects across the country’s National Electricity Market (NEM).
The newly established platform will manage 12 renewable energy and storage assets located across multiple Australian states, strengthening Equis’ presence in one of the Asia-Pacific region’s fastest-growing clean energy markets. The portfolio includes utility-scale wind projects and battery energy storage systems (BESS), aimed at supporting grid reliability and accelerating renewable energy integration.
GreenPoint Energy will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of Equis and will focus on the development, construction, and long-term ownership of renewable energy infrastructure assets in Australia. The launch formalizes Equis’ renewable energy operations in the country, where the company has been actively expanding its clean energy investments since 2021.
Among the major assets under the platform is the Melbourne Renewable Energy Hub in Victoria, which includes a 600 MW/1.6 GWh battery energy storage system and is considered one of Australia’s largest battery storage projects. The project is expected to enhance grid flexibility and support the growing penetration of renewable energy sources into the electricity network.
The launch of GreenPoint Energy comes amid increasing investment momentum in Australia’s renewable energy sector, driven by rising electricity demand, national decarbonization goals, and expanding energy storage deployment across the region.
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