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A2EP is an independent, not-for-profit coalition of business and research leaders helping Australian businesses pursue a decarbonised, successful future by producing more with less energy.

05/05/2026

We are happy to welcome M.E. Engineering to our Alliance! M.E Engineering is an Australian engineering company with more than 20 years of continuous experience in delivering successful projects across many different manufacturing industries. M.E. Engineering projects are extremely varied, involving the design, supply and installation of process plants with a range of specialist skills. The company works to improve the efficiency, productivity and prosperity of its clients, to help build a sustainable manufacturing future for Australia.

Throughout M.E. Engineering’s history, the company has identified opportunities to produce more with less energy. Whether by recovering heat through knowledge of process systems or by implementing new technology into existing brownfield operations, M.E. Engineering strives to improve its clients’ energy productivity.

Learn more about M.E. Engineering: https://www.meeng.com.au/

Learn more about A2EP Membership: https://www.a2ep.org.au/members

17/04/2026

PODCAST🎧Use it or lose it? In the face of a fuel crisis, can Australia afford to lose its biomethane resources to overseas markets? In the latest episode of A2EP's Energy Exchange podcast, Suzie Jakobovits, General Manager of Renewable Gas at Jemena discusses Australia's huge potential for a local biomethane industry, but also the need for demand and utilisation locally so we don't lose the decarbonisation and value-add benefits to overseas markets.

Catch the full conversation between Suzie Jakobovits, General Manager of Renewable Gas at Jemena, with A2EP CEO, Jarrod Leak.

💻 Watch the episode on A2EP's website: https://www.a2ep.org.au/post/listen-to-episode-5-of-our-energy-exchange-podcast-featuring-suzie-jakobovits-of-jemena
🎧Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/32fIhc9D8m8bks1QqidzuG
🎧Listen on Apple podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-energy-exchange/id1825098832
🤳Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edorTKwJCzo

25/03/2026

🫰FUNDING ALERT: Here are details of the latest grant programs - and those that are ending soon! The NSW Government has launched the $40m Low Emissions Industry Program to help businesses cut industrial emissions and move toward net zero. Grants of $500,000 to $10 million are available, covering up to 50% of eligible project costs for initiatives that deliver measurable emissions reductions. Applications close 9 June 2026. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gm2V-RSz

The NSW Government has also just launched the $40m Renewable Gas Production Program to support the development of biomethane production facilities and related infrastructure, helping industries reduce reliance on natural gas and lower emissions. Grants can cover up to 50% of eligible project costs, with grants of up to $20 million available per project. Expressions of interest close 24 April 2026. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gBRVUrEV

Also last week, the West Australian Government announced the $150 million Made in WA Energy Affordability Investment Program (MEAIP) which will offer manufacturers will be able to access low-interest loans up to $15 million. Applications are expected to open in July 2026. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gv9RQZYs

The Skills for Net Zero program will help NSW businesses access student talent to support decarbonisation and net zero initiatives. The NSW Government–funded initiative provides up to $2,500 per placement for businesses to host tertiary student interns working on sustainability projects. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g7u_Y5ha

GRANT PROGRAMS CLOSING SOON:

- Submetering Grant Round 2
Apply for up to $20,000, covering up to 50% of project costs, to install and commission permanent submeters. Total available funding is $1 million. Applications close 5pm, 31 March 2026. https://lnkd.in/gysDJN3M

- Metering Plan Implementation Grant Round 2
Apply for between $20,001 and $100,000, covering up to 50% of project costs, to support comprehensive metering upgrades informed by metering and monitoring plans. Applications close 5pm, 30 April 2026. https://lnkd.in/gVmdnZqd

- Energy Performance Services Grant
Apply for up to $50,000, covering 50% of project costs, to support the effective use of your submetering data. The total available funding is $1.5 million. Applications close 5pm, 31 March 2026. https://lnkd.in/gx_G5xaK

Learn more about all these programs here: https://lnkd.in/gn4MN7EZ

NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water

24/03/2026

PODCAST: A very topical latest episode of A2EP’s The Energy Exchange with Suzie Jakobovits from Jemena discussing the potential for biomethane production and use in Australia - to help decarbonise industry but also to guard it against price shocks. Do we have enough feedstock? How is our renewable gas development tracking against other markets? And is there a risk this local resource could get locked into long term export contracts too?

Catch the full conversation between Suzie Jakobovits, General Manager of Renewable Gas at Jemena, with A2EP CEO, Jarrod Leak.

💻 Watch the episode on A2EP’s website: https://lnkd.in/gkkxwvY2
🎧Listen on Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gyx3CwAT
🎧Listen on Apple podcasts: https://lnkd.in/gPJdjKjC
🤳Watch on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gUWpMhFV

23/03/2026

PODCAST: A very topical latest episode of A2EP's The Energy Exchange with Suzie Jakobovits from Jemena discussing the potential for biomethane production and use in Australia - to help decarbonise industry but also to guard it against price shocks. Do we have enough feedstock? How is our renewable gas development tracking against other markets? And is there a risk this local resource could get locked into long term export contracts too?

Catch the full conversation between Suzie Jakobovits, General Manager of Renewable Gas at Jemena, with A2EP CEO, Jarrod Leak.

💻 Watch the episode on A2EP's website: https://www.a2ep.org.au/post/listen-to-episode-5-of-our-energy-exchange-podcast-featuring-suzie-jakobovits-of-jemena
🎧Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/32fIhc9D8m8bks1QqidzuG
🎧Listen on Apple podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-energy-exchange/id1825098832
🤳Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/edorTKwJCzo

26/02/2026

Major renewable gas win for regional NSW: Congratulations to Optimal Renewable Gas (Optimal Group) for securing a Low Carbon Product Manufacturing Grant to accelerate the development of its $58 million Griffith Biohub. The Griffith Biohub is a circular economy project that will implement proven anaerobic digestion technology to convert the under-utilised resource of agricultural organic waste and residues across the Riverina to biomethane (a low-emission renewable gas). Biomethane can be delivered via existing infrastructure to increase domestic gas supply and accelerate the decarbonisation of hard-to-abate sectors in NSW, such as industrial heat, chemical feedstocks and responsive power generation.

The Griffith Biohub will process up to 100,000 tonnes of organic waste in its first phase to produce approximately 460TJ/year, as well as recovering and returning the residual nutrients back to agriculture. The project is due to commence construction in late 2026 and commercial operations in 2028.

The Griffith Biohub is being accelerated by a NSW Low Carbon Product Manufacturing Grant designed to support investment in industrial facilities and advanced manufacturing capabilities to help decarbonise the NSW economy.

Congratulations also to the other major stakeholders in this project, Jemena, Baiada Poultry and Osaka Gas Australia Pty Ltd (OGA).

Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water

23/02/2026

We are happy to welcome DAME Technologies to our Alliance! DAME Technologies Pty Ltd is an Australian clean-energy technology company developing grid-responsive computing solutions that align high-performance computing with periods of excess renewable energy. By modulating the compute requirements of data centre loads and trading flexible capacity into energy markets the company helps reduce energy waste, support grid stability and create additional value for renewable energy generators and customers with flexible loads.

In addition to energy-optimised computing, DAME designs and deploys locally engineered immersion-cooling systems and explores opportunities to reuse waste heat in industries such as agriculture and aquaculture. Through these integrated solutions, the company supports Australia’s transition to a more efficient and low-emissions energy system.

Learn more about DAME Technologies: https://dame.energy/

Learn more about A2EP Membership: www.a2ep.org.au/members

21/02/2026

WEBINAR: Catch up with the recording of this week's webinar on modelling tools for renewable heat solutions. Our presenters Jarrod Leak from A2EP, Llew Reilly from Aratherm and Brendan Vos take us through three free modelling tools developed by A2EP with its partners:

- the soon-to-be-launched Renewable Heat Selector
- the Heat Battery Estimator
- the Heat Pump Estimator.

Then Peter Rykenberg from Process Partners Pty Ltd takes us through how to model and optimise renewable heat solutions for a real-world electric-only dairy manufacturing site.

Catch up with the recording here: https://lnkd.in/gKjb2SMS

Try the Heat Battery Estimator: www.heatbatteryestimator.com
Try the Heat Pump Estimator: www.heatpumpestimator.com
Stay tuned for the Renewable Heat Selector!

20/02/2026

🎥 Coming soon! Yesterday A2EP's Jarrod Leak sat down with Suzie Jakobovits, General Manager of Renewable Gas for Jemena to discuss the emerging role of for decarbonisation for the next episode of our Energy Exchange podcast. Stay tuned here on LinkedIn to see the full conversation as momentum builds in the renewable gas space.

19/02/2026

We are excited to announce Beca as a Gold Sponsor for our Australasian Renewable Heat Conference! Beca is one of Asia Pacific’s largest independent advisory, design, and engineering consultancies. With over 55 years’ experience delivering industrial projects in Australia, Beca's team brings technical expertise, including specialist process and mechanical knowledge. They provide services that encompass end-to-end delivery – from feasability studies through to detailed design and asset management.

You can learn more about Beca here: https://www.beca.com/en-au

The Australasian Renewable Heat Conference is taking place at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre on 2-3 September, with support from our Diamond Sponsors, Solar Victoria (the Victorian Government). The conference will feature case studies and insights from Australian businesses already making the transition to , as well as enablers to help get your project across the line. The event will also feature a large expo area with Australia's leading suppliers of renewable heat solutions.

Registrations open soon. To see the Sponsorship and Exhibitor Prospectus, visit the conference website: https://lnkd.in/gzUV97ih

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