Energy Estate enters the US market through acquisition of San Luis Industrial Complex

Energy Estate has entered the US market with the acquisition of the San Luis Industrial Complex (SLIC) from San Luis Renewables and Our Energy, the co-developers of the project. SLIC is slated to receive funding through a $12.6 billion public-private partnership, the Alliance for Renewable Clean Hydrogen Energy Systems (ARCHES). 

ARCHES is California’s initiative to accelerate renewable hydrogen projects and infrastructure and is a public-private partnership between the State of California and the U.S. Department of Energy. Furthermore, SLIC will integrate large-scale behind-the-meter solar energy to produce green hydrogen for transport and other local industries. The project is located next to the San Luis Reservoir in the northern San Joaquin Valley region of California. 

Energy Estate is an Australian company that develops large-scale renewable energy and storage projects and digital industrial estates. It has teams in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, London, California, and Hong Kong. It has established a multi-gigawatt portfolio of renewable energy, storage, and renewable fuels projects and clean energy industrial precincts with a strategically diversified range of technologies and industry partners.