AESG Acquired The Energy Project Consultancy
The acquisition integrates specialist renewable energy advisory into AESG's international sustainability practice.
Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Energy
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Engineering firm AESG has acquired the South Australia-based consultancy The Energy Project. The acquired firm will serve as the renewable-energy pillar within AESG's global Sustainability practice.
Why it matters
AESG acquired the firm to scale its expertise in distributed energy and renewables for its international and Middle East operations. This move consolidates advisory capacity as the firm expands its regional capabilities.
The Energy Project brings 30 years of renewable sector expertise into AESG, which is managed by a leadership team with 40 years of engineering experience. The firm has documented experience in solar projects at Adelaide and Sydney airports and EV charging infrastructure for Linfox.
The players
AESG
An international engineering and consultancy firm focused on sustainability and infrastructure development across the Middle East.
The Energy Project
A South Australia-based consultancy firm specializing in renewable energy integration and advisory services for large-scale infrastructure.
Andrew Mather
The new Managing Director of Australia at AESG, bringing over 40 years of industry experience to the role.
Patrick Greene
A co-founder of The Energy Project with 30 years of experience in the renewable energy sector who will continue in a leadership role.
The details
The Energy Project functions as an advisory firm specializing in renewable and distributed energy integration. By folding the firm into its Sustainability practice, AESG gains specialized technical oversight for projects ranging from airport-scale solar to fleet-wide EV charging. Andrew Mather, a consultant with over 40 years of experience, will oversee the integration and collaboration between Australian and international teams.
Timeline
October 14, 2026: AESG announced the acquisition and the appointment of Andrew Mather.
The Tech Race
This acquisition follows the broader industry trend regarding the integration of distributed energy resources into urban infrastructure. The move positions AESG to compete more effectively for international projects requiring combined engineering and specialized renewable advisory services.
Large-scale infrastructure clients in the Middle East and Australia can expect access to expanded advisory services for solar and EV charging deployment. The firm intends to bridge local Australian expertise with AESG's existing international workflows immediately.
The takeaway
The merger solidifies a strategic pipeline of expertise between Australian renewable projects and Middle Eastern sustainability mandates. Industry observers should watch for the integration progress of cross-regional teams as AESG begins executing joint projects under the new structure.
Further reading
Explore more about how international firms are adapting to the global transition in the Energy section.
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