Sustainable Energy Infrastructure: Renewable Energy Transactions

Sustainable Energy Infrastructure appears in 1 renewable energy transaction tracked by Renewables.digital (1 as seller) in April 2026, with a combined capacity of 113 MW. Technologies: Battery Storage (BESS) (1) and Solar PV (1). Countries: Australia (1). The most recent deal is “CleanPeak Energy Acquires 100% of Sustainable Energy Infrastructure: 71 MWac Solar and 42 MW BESS in Australia” (16 April 2026).

  • 1Transactions
  • 113 MWTotal capacity
  • 1Countries
  • April 2026Period

Key facts

All transactions involving Sustainable Energy Infrastructure

DateTransactionTechnologyCapacityCountryBuyerSeller
CleanPeak Energy Acquires 100% of Sustainable Energy Infrastructure: 71 MWac Solar and 42 MW BESS in Australia Solar PV, Battery Storage (BESS) 113 MW Australia CleanPeak Energy Sustainable Energy Infrastructure

Questions & answers

How many transactions involving Sustainable Energy Infrastructure are listed?

Renewables.digital currently lists 1 transactions involving Sustainable Energy Infrastructure in April 2026, with a combined capacity of 113 MW.

What has Sustainable Energy Infrastructure acquired?

No acquisitions by Sustainable Energy Infrastructure are currently listed.

What has Sustainable Energy Infrastructure sold?

CleanPeak Energy Acquires 100% of Sustainable Energy Infrastructure: 71 MWac Solar and 42 MW BESS in Australia (16 April 2026).

What is the largest of the transactions involving Sustainable Energy Infrastructure?

CleanPeak Energy Acquires 100% of Sustainable Energy Infrastructure: 71 MWac Solar and 42 MW BESS in Australia with 113 MW (16 April 2026).

Deal summaries

CleanPeak Energy Acquires 100% of Sustainable Energy Infrastructure: 71 MWac Solar and 42 MW BESS in Australia

16 April 2026 · 113 MW · Australia

CleanPeak Energy Holdings has signed an agreement to acquire 100% of Sustainable Energy Infrastructure (SEI), one of Australia's largest owners of sub-5 MW distributed solar and battery assets. SEI operates 71 MWac of solar PV across 16 sites and 42 MW of BESS across 11 sites in NSW, Victoria and South Australia. The acquisition accelerates CleanPeak's national renewable energy growth strategy.

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Data as of 14 October 2026. The overview covers the transactions currently listed in the Renewables.digital database; each deal links to its original public source.