Overview
Equis Development sources and builds infrastructure assets in the Asia-Pacific, concentrating on greenfield renewable energy projects and related infrastructure such as waste processing and recycling. It manages the entire project lifecycle—from origination and development to construction, operation, and asset management—and finances projects by raising substantial equity to fund building and owning the assets, then earning revenue through long-term operations. The company differentiates itself through hands-on lifecycle ownership of utility-scale assets in developed markets like Australia, Japan, and South Korea, backed by a leadership team with deep experience at Macquarie and large-scale Asian infrastructure funds. Its goal is to deliver durable, sustainable infrastructure that provides reliable power, waste processing, and recycling capacity while growing a diversified portfolio of operating assets.
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What believers are saying
- August 31, 2026 commercial operations began at the 40 MW Uijeongbu plant.
- Calala BESS reached financial close in March 2025 with Westpac, Société Générale, and SMBC.
- Revelio counted 300 employees and three 2026 postings, showing ongoing hiring activity.
What critics are saying
- October 2026 Anma offshore wind lost CIP talks; EWP is considering rescue talks.
- Anma’s lenders face 268.2 billion won debt, widening losses, and terminated supplier contracts.
- If Anma collapses, Equis loses a flagship Korean project and future funding credibility.
What makes Equis unique
- May 2026 GreenPoint Energy folded Equis Australia into a 2.5GW NEM portfolio.
- August 2026 Uijeongbu became Korea’s largest HPS fuel-cell plant with KEPCO off-take.
- Equis spans development, construction, ownership, and operations across Australia, Japan, and Korea.
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