Energy infrastructure company Jemena has today announced it will resume works in Yarraville, Footscray, and surrounding suburbs to help maintain a safe and reliable electricity network across north-west Melbourne ahead of summer 2026-27. A proposed pole replacement program – which would see large po
Jemena Executive General Manager Electricity Networks, Shaun Reardon, has announced his decision to step down from his role.
Jemena has taken the next step in developing infrastructure that could help deliver future gas supplies from the Northern Territory to customers across Australia's east coast, with the company set to apply for a pipeline permit to support a proposed connection between the Beetaloo Basin and the Nort
Community meals, fresh food hubs, patient transport, youth mentoring and grief support are among the local initiatives Jemena’s 2026 Community Grants Program will help deliver across New South Wales and Victoria.
As communities across New South Wales and Victoria face increased cost-of-living pressures, local organisations are continuing to provide critical support to people in need. To support this work, leading energy infrastructure company Jemena has today opened its 2026 Community Grants Program.
Emergency food supplies, critical dental care and support for First Nations people to prepare for job interviews are just some of the initiatives which leading energy infrastructure company Jemena is proud to support through its First Nations Community Grants Program.
Jemena is making locally generated renewable energy available to more homes and businesses through four community batteries now operating in its electricity network in Melbourne’s north-west.
As global events continue to expose how vulnerable energy supply chains can be, removing bottlenecks here at home matters more than gold-plated megaprojects.
Energy infrastructure company Jemena is inviting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander-led organisations to apply for funding as part of its 2026 First Nations Grants program.
Jemena today welcomed the AER’s approval of its 2026-31 Electricity Pricing and Services Plan, which will strengthen Jemena’s role in the energy transition while reducing distribution costs for customers.
Behind every step towards improving our services for our customers, reducing our greenhouse gas emissions, and keeping our people safe, there is a team of people making it happen. Leading energy infrastructure company Jemena company Zinfra, is pleased to release Sustainability 2025: A Year in Review
Jemena’s Eastern Gas Pipeline (EGP) is now ready to transport new gas into Victoria, with the company today announcing that it has completed works to make the EGP bidirectional from Port Kembla. The announcement means that the EGP is capable of moving up to 200TJ/d of new gas south towards Victoria
At Jemena, our graduates don’t just start jobs - they start careers with purpose. Applications are now open for our 2027 Graduate Program, where you’ll work on impactful projects, tackle real‑world challenges and help shape Australia’s evolving energy future at a time of unprecedented innovation acr
Energy infrastructure company, Jemena, has announced it will implement a new organisational structure for its Jemena Networks business to better meet the changing needs of its electricity and gas customers.
Jemena, has submitted its revised 2026-31 Proposal for its electricity network to the Australian Energy Regulator (AER). The revised Proposal responds to the AER’s draft decision released in September this year.
Leading energy infrastructure company and owner of the Northern Gas Pipeline, Jemena, has formally released its Northern Territory Gas Strategy – a customer-led plan which will utilise existing infrastructure to transport Beetaloo gas to the east coast gas market from as early as 2026.
Leading energy infrastructure company Jemena has today welcomed the release of the New South Wales Government’s updated Renewable Fuels Strategy.
Jemena is proud to be named in the top 30 of the 2025 GoodCompany Awards.
Jemena’s General Manager, Asset Management, Sean Ward, has been appointed President of the Australian Pipelines and Gas Association (APGA) Board for a two-year term.