Stanwell Corp, a Queensland government-owned coal power company, is making significant strides towards a green energy future by venturing into solar and wind projects. The company's new O&M arm, SAMCo, has signed a contract with Ratch Australia to manage its Collinsville solar farm near Townsville, marking its entry into the solar energy sector. This move follows the initiation of wind projects, including the Wambo wind farm, signaling Stanwell's commitment to transitioning to renewable sources. In addition to reducing its carbon footprint, Stanwell's renewable energy focus is also driving job creation and training opportunities for its workforce. The company's emphasis on renewable energy service capabilities is evident with multiple wind contracts secured to date and plans for more renewable energy projects in the pipeline. Despite being among the top greenhouse gas emitters in Australia, Stanwell is taking steps to improve its environmental impact. The company's investment in solar and wind projects, battery storage facilities, and green hydrogen initiatives demonstrates a positive shift towards sustainable practices. Furthermore, Stanwell's collaboration with renewable energy companies and its commitment to providing job pathways in the renewable energy sector reflect a proactive approach to a cleaner energy future.