Acciona, a prominent global infrastructure company, is making significant strides in sustainable development with a focus on renewable energy and decarbonisation efforts. The company, with operations in over 40 countries and a substantial turnover in 2023, is actively engaging in large-scale renewable energy projects in Australia. By establishing themselves at Lot Fourteen in Adelaide, Acciona is strategically positioned to collaborate with other innovators and delve into renewable energy and defense opportunities within the state. With a strong commitment to reducing emissions and promoting cleaner power sources, Acciona has implemented self-imposed internal carbon pricing and actively invests in decarbonisation initiatives. Notably, the company has achieved carbon-neutral emissions and continues to make substantial emission reductions year after year. One of their key focuses is on green hydrogen, aligning with South Australia's hydrogen initiatives. Acciona has conducted successful trials with hydrogen generators and is planning a groundbreaking project using green hydrogen to power a 25-tonne piling rig. Additionally, the company is a proponent of Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) as a sustainable alternative to diesel fuel, showcasing significant emissions reductions in trial runs. As part of their commitment to sustainability, Acciona aims to achieve a 60% reduction in CO2 emissions by 2030 and is at the forefront of adopting hybrid, electric, and hydrogen equipment and vehicles to minimize their carbon footprint. The company's dedication to decarbonisation has earned them accolades, including being crowned the Australian Financial Review's overall Sustainability Leader for Impact in 2023.