LITHIUM VALLEY
Establishing the Case for Energy Metals and Battery Manufacturing in Western Australia
Engaged by the Federal Government, InfraNomics co-wrote Lithium Valley a benchmark report on the industry that has been widely complemented.
DRONEHUB
WA DroneHub
Again engaged by the Federal government to review the drone industry in WA and complete the preliminary business case on how to development DroneHub in WA.
DEVELOPING LITHIUM VALLEY
Development of the Lithium Valley Specialised Industrial Park
Financed by industry, InfraNomics has contacted hundreds of companies internationally and domestically to assist in establishing operations in WA or facilitating relocations. Working with these companies InfraNomics guides companies through the approval processes, government relationships, securing land, infrastructure delivery, development and stakeholder engagement. InfraNomics advises on preferred suppliers. InfraNomics is making Lithium Valley happen. Lithium Valley's headquarters is in Rockingham WA.
MICROGRIDS
Utilities/ local governments
Developed and installed microgrid and stand-alone power systems. Working with UWA on the development of the Australian Microgrid Centre of Excellence
FINANCE RAISING
Clients not disclosed
Raised finance for unlisted SMEs from traditional lenders, alternative financing and external investors.
INDUSTRIAL PARKS
Specialists in concentrated value creation
InfraNomics is leading three new industrial park developments that aim to concentrate collaboration and competition between industrial companies. In the fields of chemical processing, data capture and usage and agriculture.
OUTER HARBOUR PORT ADVICE
Industry led review of Westport
InfraNomics completed the first published industry-led review and analysis on Westport. These detailed reports focused on trade flows, corporate governance, structuring, logistics, international port market analysis development and new technologies.
DEVELOPMENT OF NEW IRRIGATION PRECINCT
Development of WA's newest irrigated precinct
Engaged by one of the largest speciality exporters in Australia, InfraNomics is developing the new irrigation precinct in WA. A major constraints report was initially completed and now the preliminary business case is being prepared.
ENERGY INDUSTRY STRATEGY
Creative solutions to complex problems
InfraNomics recently wrote the industry market review for a successful ASX Initial Public Offering. The review focused on off-grid, fringe-of-grid, micro-grids as well as developing technologies and the way users are becoming generators.
TRAIN STATION OVERBUILD
New train station and mixed use precinct
Engaged by local government, InfraNomics completed a detailed economic and social analysis for a new train station overbuild and mixed-use community development. Clarified the commercial basis for the project and identified investors. Also clarified Land Value Capture options.
BUSINESS CASES AND VALUE CREATION
Creative solutions to compelx problems
InfraNomics' core recurring areas of business is developing sustainable business plans suitable for investors or government across various infrastructure sectors, most recently port related activities and industrial parks. InfraNomics are currently doing a detailed business case for an unsolicited proposal in the utility sector.
CONSTRUCTION IN LITHIUM VALLEY
Land and infrastructure provision
Engaged by a new energy metals refiner to secure the best commercial land parcel (LandCorp or private land) as well as all infrastructure and approvals. InfraNomics' deep knowledge of the lithium valley region, how to deal with the government and other stakeholders made InfraNomics the perfect adviser to reduce time and costs.
INDIAN OCEAN TRADE FLOWS
How to increase trade
InfraNomics completed a detailed review of trade flows of Indian Ocean rim countries to and from China. Advised how to improve sustainable exports & jobs and infrastructure development. Recommendations to increase bilateral trade and capture greater economic, social and environmental benefits.
BATTERY CELL MANUFACTURING
AMTE (UK)
Working with AMTE Power (UK) to develop battery cell manufacturing in Australia
