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15 September 2026

APA Group selects UGL for Sybella Creek solar and BESS project

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APA Group selects UGL for Sybella Creek solar and BESS project

Australian company APA Group has awarded CIMIC Group company UGL the contract to engineer, procure, construct and commission the Sybella Creek Solar Farm and Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) ...

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