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Three papers, one message—why Australia's critical infrastructure regime is about to change
In this Insight, we explain the implications of three recent major developments regarding the scope and operation of the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018 (Cth) (the SoCI Act): the Final R ...
Allens recognised across six winning deals at IJGlobal Awards 2025, APAC
The awards recognise outstanding deals across the energy and infrastructure sectors. Allens advised on the following award‑winning transactions: CleanPeak Energy Refinancing 2025 – District Cooling ...
Biosecurity in the spotlight: is your business doing everything it can to manage risk?
Biosecurity risks such as pest, weed and disease outbreaks are often firmly on the risk radar of companies, given their potential to have catastrophic impacts on businesses and impact the economy as a ...
Supply chain disruption: legal considerations during a fuel crisis
The ongoing conflict involving Iran has sent shockwaves through global energy markets, driving up fuel costs at a pace that is placing enormous strain on supply chains across virtually every sector. A ...
Successfully navigating renewable energy approvals in Western Australia
Western Australia has introduced a suite of mechanisms designed to materially reduce approval timelines and streamline the path from concept to construction for renewable energy projects. With 2024 se ...
Part 2 - Unlocking energy investment at scale: contracts, infrastructure and market confidence
Australia’s utility‑scale battery market has reached an inflection point. Over the past year, big batteries have moved decisively beyond their original role as a transitional firming solution, e ...
Allens advises Alinta Energy on Marri Wind Farm PPA
Under the agreement, renewable electricity generated by the Marri Wind Farm will be supplied to Water Corporation under a long‑term offtake arrangement, supporting the delivery of renewable power t ...
Part 1 - Unlocking energy investment at scale: contracts, infrastructure and market confidence
Australia's successful transition to a net-zero electricity system depends on the swift and coordinated buildout of the nation's transmission infrastructure. Yet, despite an ever-increasing number of ...