Bringing Data To The Power
Our Vision
Energy Estate Digital is a digital infrastructure platform backed by Energy Estate, an Australian-headquartered company that develops large-scale energy and infrastructure projects and ecosystems.
Energy Estate Digital is developing state-of-the-art subsea data cable networks. These networks are designed to support the growth of the AI economy and connect major global hubs with new regions with the abundant energy and water supplies needed to meet rapidly expanding demand.
By “bringing data to the power”, Energy Estate Digital will help to diversify the co-location options for existing digital hubs and reduce the pressure on available land, power, and water resources. The landing ports of the cables are located in regions that can support the development of large-scale energy and infrastructure precincts. These precincts will attract new data center campuses and other energy-intensive industries such as manufacturing, renewable fuels, electrification of transport, and green materials. Each precinct will be powered by renewable energy and storage projects developed by Energy Estate and/or our global partners
Our Site Selection Criteria For Energy And Infrastructure Precincts
Land: Availability and cost of suitable land
Consenting: Likelihood of obtaining planning consents on a timely basis, zoning status.
Grid: Existing or future electricity transmission and/or distribution capacity
Renewables: Proximity to high-quality “additional” renewable energy resources
24/7 Energy: Access to 24/7 power solutions
Connectivity: Latency/proximity to landing points or other fibre networks
Water: Robust water resources and infrastructure
Regional Readiness: Potential for other industries to complement data centre development
Trust: Gaining the trust of local communities and First Nations
Workforce: Access to skilled workforce for construction and operations
Australia / New Zealand - California Cables
New Cables between California and Australia and New Zealand will connect energy and infrastructure precincts in strategically located regions with direct access to renewable energy, 24/7 power solutions, water, and other enabling infrastructure
Our first cables - CaliQueen, CaliNewy, and CaliKiwi - will connect our San Luis Industrial Complex in the Central Valley region of Northern California (NorCal) with large-scale clean industrial precincts in Australia and New Zealand. The landing points and precincts are aligned with Australian and New Zealand government policy to encourage the development of regional economies and diversify data center locations away from existing metro nodes.
The precincts will support the development of data center campuses and other energy-intensive industries, such as manufacturing, critical minerals processing, transport, and renewable fuels.
Australia and New Zealand have untapped large-scale renewable energy resources in the regions that support the development of GW-scale data center hubs.
The next stage will include new connections to North Asia to diversify the options for data center owners and operators in those markets and enhance regional digital security and resilience.
Investment In New Connections Unlocks Regional Hubs
The new subsea data cables will unlock large-scale energy and infrastructure precincts in California, Australia, and New Zealand.
The San Luis Industrial Complex is strategically located in the Central Valley in proximity to Silicon Valley, with access to robust electricity transmission and other enabling infrastructure.
CaliQueen supports new hubs in North and Central Queensland, which leverage existing infrastructure and will harness the world-class renewable energy resources in these regions.
Each of the precincts can be powered by renewable energy and storage projects developed by Energy Estate’s renewable energy platforms, such as Green Belt Energy in Australia and Kakariki in New Zealand.
The precincts will support the AI economy by hosting large-scale data centers and other energy-intensive industries such as manufacturing, renewable fuels, and green metals
IndoMaris
IndoMaris is a new cable system that will connect India with the resource-rich regions of Oman and Australia. Future expansion will include connections to South East Asia hubs from Indian Ocean landing points
IndoMaris is designed to give India access to world-class and diversified renewable energy resources in Oman and other regions of Australia.
The landing points for IndoMaris include existing industrial hubs such as Duqm in Oman and Portland and Burnie in Australia, and major new clean energy hubs in Geraldton, Eucia, and the Eyre Peninsula.
IndoMaris is aligned with Australian Federal and State Government support for investment in renewable energy and existing and new energy-intensive industries, such as data centers, manufacturing, and large-scale production of renewable fuels. Landing points in Geraldton and the Eyre Peninsula will also complement the development of green steel and metal projects.
The development of the IndoMaris cable is being accelerated through partnerships with renewable energy and green fuels developers with an established presence in Oman and the various regions in Australia.
Pan-Atlantic Star
Pan-Atlantic Star is an exciting new state-of-the-art subsea data cable system that connects the four surrounding continents. Pan-Atlantic Star is designed to efficiently and reliably connect key digital hubs like Dublin with abundant and diversified renewable energy resources in countries such as Portugal, Algeria, Brazil, Canada, and Iceland
The cable will support the development of large-scale energy and infrastructure precincts in new locations with access to GW-scale renewable energy resources. The landing ports in locations like Landeyjar (Iceland), Sines (Portugal), and Fortaleza (Brazil) build upon the existing cable connections and investment in data center campuses. Pan-Atlantic Star will catalyse investment in new hubs such as Arzew in Algeria, TanTan in Morocco, and Nova Scotia and New Foundland in Canada. Future phases of the cable will connect key hubs on the East Coast of the USA and other European Markets.
Bringing the data to the power will diversify the options for hyperscalers and data center operators and take pressure off Europe’s finite power and resources. The abundant clean energy resources available across the different regions where the cable will land include solar, onshore and offshore wind, hydro, and geothermal.
Energy Estate Digital has a team based in Europe with decades of experience developing subsea infrastructure, renewable energy projects, and clean industrial hubs and partnerships in North Africa, Brazil, and Canada with energy and infrastructure project and precinct developers.
Building a shared future of clean digital infrastructure
Together, Queensland, California, and New Zealand are at the heart of Energy Estate Digital vision for a more sustainable, globally connected future. By combining renewable energy with advanced digital infrastructure, Digital Estate is facilitating more than just data centres—it’s creating a seamless, resilient, and sustainable digital ecosystem that powers the future of global connectivity.