HSF Kramer is at the forefront of Australia’s clean energy transformation. A globally integrated legal platform with deep expertise across projects, finance, regulation and ESG, they partner with developers, investors and governments to deliver trailblazing renewable energy and energy storage transactions.

In recent years, HSF Kramer has played a pivotal role in landmark clean energy deals in Australia, such as:

• Advising Marinus Link through its financial close, a foundational HVDC transmission project to accelerate renewable integration.

• Structuring the A$500 million energy-transition partnership for CleanPeak Energy (solar, battery, storage) with KKR.

• Supporting the ACEN green portfolio financing of major solar projects in NSW.

• Advising on the development of Wooreen, a 350 MW / 1,400 MWh battery storage project in Victoria.

• Facilitating Wellington BESS (300 MW / 600 MWh) project financing.

• Guiding METLEN in portfolio financing for multiple solar farms.

• Advising clients in acquisitions and virtual power plant strategies (e.g., AGL’s acquisition of Tesla’s Virtual Power Plant in SA).

These engagements reflect HSF Kramer’s cross-disciplinary approach: integrating project finance, regulatory strategy, environmental approvals, corporate structuring and ESG frameworks to make complex clean energy deals viable and resilient in a fast-evolving sector. Their energy & renewables capability emphasizes innovation, risk management and market-first legal structures.

As Principal Sponsor, HSF Kramer underscores its commitment to accelerating Australia’s low-carbon future, not just through expert legal advice, but by actively helping deliver the projects that will transform our energy system.

FRV Australia was one of the first international solar developers to enter the Australian market, establishing its project pipeline in 2011 and delivering the country’s first project-financed large-scale solar farm, Royalla, in 2014. The company now operates over 1 GW of solar PV assets, with 350 MW of BESS under construction and a strong development pipeline across the NEM. FRV Australia is owned 51% by FRV Group and 49% by OMERS Infrastructure. The company focuses on delivering innovative, cost-competitive clean energy solutions that strengthen grid resilience, support Australia’s renewable-energy transition, and help meet state and federal decarbonisation targets. 

Intium is a wholly owned subsidiary of a state-based corporation, established to deliver the critical energy solutions required to achieve Australia’s net zero commitments. As a high voltage infrastructure specialist, Intium offers a unique end-to-end service, from grid modelling and connection negotiations through to in-house engineering design, procurement, construction, commissioning and asset management. 

A driving force in Australia’s clean energy transition, Intium pioneers change across complex and emerging energy services, helping de-risk and accelerate project delivery at scale. Its expertise supports the integration of energy generation, storage and large-load projects into the electricity network, as well as the development and operation of public and commercial electric vehicle charging infrastructure. 

With deep system insight and a strong grasp of technological, market and policy shifts, Intium translates complexity into clear, actionable pathways that improve project certainty and investment confidence. Its ability to navigate regulatory and technical challenges reduces risk across all phases of delivery, enabling scalable, bankable clean energy projects and investment-ready pathways aligned with Australia’s long-term energy and climate objectives.

As a sponsor of the Clean Energy Investor Conference, Intium brings sector-leading insight, strategic perspective and delivery excellence to the conversations shaping Australia’s clean energy future.

RWE is one of the world’s largest renewable energy companies, bringing more than 125 years of energy expertise and a global portfolio spanning offshore and onshore wind, solar, batteries and hydrogen. In Australia, RWE is rapidly expanding its presence with a growing pipeline of utility-scale renewable and storage projects designed to strengthen energy security and accelerate the nation’s transition to net zero.

RWE Renewables Australia combines global capability with strong local partnerships. Its Australian team leads development across wind, solar and hybrid projects, supported by RWE’s international experience in delivering more than 10 GW of renewable capacity worldwide and operating one of the world’s largest offshore wind fleets. RWE is also advancing innovative battery and hybrid solutions that enhance system flexibility and reliability.

With a long-term commitment to Australia’s clean energy future, RWE focuses on responsible development, regional economic benefits and collaboration with landholders, communities and industry. Its growing Australian portfolio reflects a strategy centred on high-quality, bankable projects capable of delivering sustained clean energy generation at scale.

As a sponsor of the Clean Energy Investor Conference, RWE brings global perspective and on-the-ground project experience to the conversations shaping Australia’s next decade of renewable energy investment and infrastructure development.

Squadron Energy proudly supports CEIG’s 2026 National Conference as Silver Sponsor. Squadron Energy is Australia’s leading renewable energy company that develops, operates and owns renewable energy assets in Australia. The largest renewable energy company in Australia, we are 100% Australian owned and committed to leaving a lasting legacy for the communities where we operate. With 2 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy in operation and under construction, Squadron Energy will be the biggest single contributor to Australia’s decarbonisation goals. We also have Australia’s first completed LNG terminal to supply gas to firm renewables and meet the east coast gas shortfall. To date, Squadron Energy has generated enough renewable electricity to prevent 8 million tonnes of emissions, while creating 2,100 direct jobs and injecting $350 million into regional economies.

UGL is a leading Australian engineering, construction and maintenance provider delivering critical infrastructure and energy projects across the country. With extensive expertise in power generation, transmission, distribution and renewable energy integration, UGL plays a key role in enabling Australia’s transition to a cleaner, more resilient and technologically advanced energy system.

As part of the CIMIC Group, UGL offers end-to-end capabilities across design, construction, operations and asset management. The company has a long track record delivering complex energy infrastructure, including large-scale solar farms, battery energy storage systems, substations and grid connection works that underpin the reliability and security of the national electricity system.

UGL partners with governments, network operators, developers and investors to bring forward innovative, future-ready energy solutions. Its work spans the full project lifecycle—from early-stage engineering and grid-connection studies through to construction, commissioning and long-term operations—ensuring projects are efficient, safe and commercially robust.

With a strong commitment to safety, sustainability and regional employment, UGL continues to build the infrastructure that supports Australia’s clean energy transformation. As a sponsor of the Clean Energy Investor Conference, UGL contributes technical depth and practical experience in delivering the assets and system enhancements essential for a net zero future.