Pacific Energy, a market leader in sustainable distributed energy, is expanding its operations to deliver clean energy solutions along Australia's east coast. With a focus on decarbonisation and transitioning to a clean energy future, the company is utilizing its 40 years of experience to provide reliable power solutions to remote areas. Pacific Energy's recent establishment of Pacific Energy Connected (PEC) aims to meet the growing demand for clean energy solutions on the east coast, supporting green hydrogen projects and delivering renewable energy systems to the NEM. One of the notable projects by Pacific Energy is the delivery of a 26MW hybrid power system for Tronox's Atlas-Campaspe mineral sands mine, which will significantly reduce emissions and diesel usage. Additionally, the company is working on expanding Australia's first hydrogen refuelling station in Canberra to cater to a larger fleet of vehicles including trucks and buses. Mark Sinclair, the Managing Director of Pacific Energy Connected, emphasized the company's focus on technical solutions and the opportunity to apply their expertise from remote areas to the eastern states. Through collaborations with the ACT Government, Toyota, and Hyundai, Pacific Energy aims to develop a hydrogen ecosystem in the Australian Capital Territory, with plans to expand the model to other major cities. Pacific Energy's commitment to sustainable energy solutions, along with its emphasis on green hydrogen projects and decarbonisation efforts, positions the company as a key player in driving Australia towards a cleaner and more sustainable future.