The Hunter Transmission project is the 110-kilometre northern section of the Sydney Ring. It involves building a new above-ground 500 kilovolt (kV) transmission line between Bayswater and Eraring in the Hunter region to connect the State’s existing 500 kV transmission lines.

The HTP will close the northern loop between existing transmission lines: 

• two 500-kV transmission lines in the east, which connect the power stations on the Central Coast (Eraring and Vales Point) via Eraring to the Kemps Creek substation in Western Sydney, and 
• two 500 kV transmission lines in the west, which connect Bayswater Power Station in the Upper Hunter to Mt Piper Power Station near Lithgow, and Bannaby substation in the Southern Tablelands.

The Hunter Transmission Project's preliminary corridor is divided into three sections: 

• HTP North – Bayswater to Broke. Most of the northern section of the preliminary corridor runs through the Hunter Valley Operations Mining Complex, industrial land and Department of Defence land. 
• HTP Central – Pokolbin to Corrabare. Much of the central section of the preliminary corridor runs through the Pokolbin and Corrabare State forests.
• HTP South – Olney to Eraring. The southern section of the preliminary corridor runs mostly through the Olney State Forest and includes a substation in the forest.

The project includes delivery of two new substations at Bayswater and Olney and upgrades to the existing Bayswater and Eraring Substations.

Design and construction of this project will be procured via a competitive, open market tender process.

The Bellambi Heights Battery Energy Storage system, proposed by Vena Energy, is a 408-megawatt (MW) / 816-megawatt hour (MWh) battery to be located in Beryl NSW, approximately 85 kilometres east of Dubbo. 

The project will be delivered in two stages, each providing 204 MW and 408 MWh of capacity and storage. The project site is located within the Central West Orana REZ. 

The project will see the delivery of a 26-kilometre expressway from Warkworth to Te Hana in the North Island of NZ. The design also includes an 850-metre-long twin bore tunnel in the Dome Valley and three interchanges located at Warkworth, Wellsford and Te Hana.

Carmody's Hill Wind Farm is a wind generation project to be located in the Mid North region of South Australia, approximately 7 kilometres of Georgetown.

The scope of works includes: 

• 42 wind turbines for a total capacity of 256 megawatts (MW)
• option of battery energy storage system with 123 MW capacity (no duration has been specified), and
• 12.8 kilometres of 275 kilovolt (kV) transmission line connecting into the existing Davenport to Brinkworth 275kV line.

The project is being co-developed by Aula Energy and Renewable Project Services.

The Macquarie Point Stadium (formally named the Regatta Point Multi Purpose Stadium) is a proposed multi-purpose stadium at Macquarie Point, on the foreshore of Hobart.

The new stadium will have capacity of up to 23,000 seats, a 1,500-person function room, a retractable roof, and will be designed to Australian Football League specifications. 

The stadium is intended to be located within a new Arts, Entertainment and Sports Precinct in Macquarie Point, Hobart. 

The stadium includes:

• a stage pocket in the northern stand to support concerts and events
• a single continuous concourse that services the whole stadium
• a seating bowl design, and
• separated back of house and catering facilities with a below ground service road 

The Gundary Solar Farm, proposed by Lightsource BP, is a 400-megawatt (MW) solar generation project and 555-MW / 1,570-megawatt hour (MWh) battery. The project is expected to be located across 708 hectares of land in Gundary, NSW.

The scope of the works includes:

• a 400-MW solar farm comprising approximately 740 solar panels
• a 555-MW / 1,570-MWh Battery Energy Storage System
• an onsite substation
• a system of inverters and voltage step-up transformers, and
• one switchyard.

O-Mahurangi - Penlink will deliver a new seven kilometre, two-lane highway between Whangaparāoa Road and State Highway 1, north of Auckland. The project will provide a second access route to the Whangaparāoa Peninsula.

Key features of the project include:

• seven kilometres of highway between Whangaparāoa Road and SH1 at Redvale
• a shared path between Whangaparāoa Road and East Coast Road.
• two lanes with bus shoulder lanes on each side, and
• six bridges (including one crossing the Wēiti River).

The project will also be developed to enable widening to four lanes if required in future.

The project is part of the NZ Government's Roads of Regional Significance Program.

The Brisbane Stadium is a proposed multi-purpose stadium to be located at Victoria Park, in central Brisbane.

The new stadium will have a permanent capacity of 63,000 and is expected to host the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic opening and closing ceremonies.