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Australian utility-scale renewable energy sector
Sydney-based global investment bank and asset manager with $760B in assets under management. Through its Macquarie Asset Management and Green Investment Group subsidiaries, it is one of Australia's largest utility-scale renewable energy investors and developers with 15GW of operational renewable capacity across wind, solar, and battery storage projects.
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Strategic Overview
- Macquarie is Australia's largest institutional investor in renewable energy with a strong preference for large-scale solar, wind, and battery storage projects in the NEM regions (Victoria, South Australia, Queensland).
- The company has been expanding its battery storage portfolio significantly, with multiple BESS projects acquired in 2023-2024, indicating a strategic shift toward energy storage integration.
- Through its Green Investment Group, Macquarie has a dedicated global renewables team with operations in Australia, UK, USA, and India, focusing on utility-scale projects with long-term offtake agreements.
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Key People
Shemara Wikramanayake
Group CEO
Martin Stanley
CEO, Macquarie Asset Management
Track Record
15,000
MW Total
120
Deals Completed
20
Years Active
$B25B
Total Value
Notable projects: Hornsdale Power Reserve (150MW/194MWh battery storage, South Australia), Stockyard Hill Wind Farm (530MW, Victoria), Bungala Solar Farm (220MW, South Australia), Port Augusta Renewable Energy Park (210MW wind + 105MW solar, South Australia)
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