Latest Sustainable Energy News

Vulcan Energy has gained City of Landau Council approval to acquire land for its pioneering geothermal and lithium extraction plant, marking a crucial step toward sustainable energy and lithium supply in Europe.

AssetOwl Limited has secured two new technology development contracts worth over A$550,000, marking a strategic push into sustainable energy solutions. Executive Director Bevan Dooley will spearhead these initiatives, signaling a renewed focus on innovation and growth.

Carnegie Clean Energy has successfully raised $2.116 million through a Share Purchase Plan, fueling key wave energy projects and global business development efforts.

Vulcan Energy has inked a pivotal supply contract with Canadian firm NESI for electrolysis technology, advancing its Lionheart Project’s Central Lithium Plant in Frankfurt. This deal marks a crucial step toward finalising project financing and commencing construction in H2 2025.

Synertec Corporation Limited reported a striking 90% increase in Powerhouse Technology revenue and a 186% jump in engineering EBITDA for FY25, underpinned by key panel appointments and sustained fossil fuel-free power delivery.

NRW Holdings has agreed to acquire Fredon Industries for up to $200 million, introducing a new strategic pillar and broadening its service capabilities in energy transition and infrastructure. The deal is expected to complete by September 30, 2025, with strong earnings visibility for FY26.

Altech Batteries has secured preliminary approval for a €46.7 million German government grant to support its innovative CERENERGY solid-state battery project, marking a significant step in its push to commercialize lithium-free energy storage technology.

Verbrec Limited has reported its strongest financial performance in over a decade, with record gross margins and a return to profitability, alongside the reinstatement of dividends. The company is positioning itself for growth in sustainable energy sectors amid a cautious but optimistic outlook for FY2026.

BauMart Holdings Limited has dramatically reduced its net loss to just $123,086 in FY25, down from $4.68 million the previous year, amid a strategic pivot and successful capital raise.

BauMart Holdings Limited has dramatically reduced its net loss to $123,086 for the year ended June 2025, down from $4.68 million the previous year, as it advances strategic initiatives and strengthens its financial position through a rights issue.

Sparc Technologies reported a narrower FY25 loss alongside progress in green hydrogen and graphene additive projects, supported by government grants and a successful capital raise.

Worley Limited reported a robust FY25 with a 29% rise in statutory NPATA to $475 million and announced a $500 million share buy-back, underpinned by strong bookings and strategic cost management. The company anticipates moderate growth in FY26 despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainties.