EORA Energy launches in Australia with pipeline of long-duration storage projects for mining, data centres, and regional infrastructure

Sydney-headquartered EORA Energy has entered the Australian market with a pipeline of long-duration energy storage projects. The company is targeting opportunities in the mining sector to reduce diesel reliance and in data centres, where it is engaged by Amazon, Microsoft, and Google to provide firming solutions. EORA is also advancing projects in regional infrastructure, aiming to address increasing grid constraints and energy demand. The company is working with government agencies, industry partners, and regional stakeholders to accelerate pilot projects and unlock funding pathways for these deployments.

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Google

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Google is active as both an offtaker and buyer, securing 7 verified deals, including nearly 1.2 GW of carbon-free energy via PPAs with Clearway. The company's clean energy investments span solar in Malaysia, offshore wind in Germany, and battery storage in the USA, with a strategic partnership in fusion energy. Google also partners in data center development, indicating a focus on powering its infrastructure with clean energy sources.

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Amazon

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Amazon is actively investing in renewable energy to power its operations, both through direct acquisitions and power purchase agreements. They are expanding their portfolio with solar-plus-storage and nuclear energy in the US. Furthermore, Amazon is collaborating with energy companies and acting as an offtaker for renewable energy projects in Europe, including wind power in Poland and broader renewable energy initiatives in France.

Microsoft

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Redmond-based technology giant with a significant global presence, investing heavily in data center infrastructure, cloud computing, and renewable energy procurement to power its operations. Employs over 221,000 people worldwide.

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EORA Energy

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