Envision Energy has entered into a strategic partnership with Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited (ANZ), marking a new phase in its expansion strategy within the Australian energy market. The agreement will support infrastructure development in renewable energy, green hydrogen, ammonia, and low-carbon industrial zones.
Envision Energy’s leadership confirmed its ambitions during a meeting with Australia’s Ambassador to China, Scott Dewar. The company also stated that it has established its Australian headquarters in Melbourne and launched several large-scale hybrid projects connected to the National Electricity Market (NEM) in cooperation with FERA Australia. This increased presence aims to consolidate local industrial capacity while supporting Australia’s ambitions for green energy exports.
Agreement with ANZ to establish a green finance ecosystem
The partnership with ANZ will enable both parties to cooperate in sustainable finance, international trade, strategic investment, regulatory engagement, and market analysis. The collaboration aims to establish a green finance ecosystem to accelerate Australia’s energy transition. It also includes efforts to strengthen talent development and supply chain automation within the sector.
The agreement was formally signed in the presence of John Williams, Australia’s Consul-General in Shanghai. It marks a key step in Envision Energy’s global strategy, which seeks to solidify its operations across the Asia-Pacific region through structured institutional and banking partnerships.
A strategic market for Envision’s regional ambitions
Kane Xu, Senior Vice President and President of International Product Lines at Envision Energy, stated that Australia’s renewable energy resources and innovation capacity make it a vital market for the group. He noted that the company relies on its proprietary technology to help build a local industrial fabric capable of supporting a clean energy export strategy.
Paul Richards, Global Head of Resources, Energy and Infrastructure at ANZ, highlighted that the bank, already active in supporting Chinese enterprises in Australia, plans to deliver financial solutions aligned with the scale of Envision Energy’s projects. The group intends to expand its footprint to New Zealand and other international markets as part of this cooperation.
