Renewables giant sees 30MW Corowa Solar Farm connected to the network to power retailers.

Renewables giant sees 60MW Wagga Wagga Solar Farm connected to the network to power retailers.

Build and operate the world’s longest electric superhighway in a single State.

A commissioned substation connection sees regional expansion

Design, Construct and Transfer a 66kV/33 kV 74 MVA solar farm substation in nine months

A commissioned utilities connection in Northern Territory (11kV augmentation)

Realised cost savings and delivered on QIC's commitment to sustainable energy solutions.

Yurika designed, constructed and integrated a 452kW Smart Connected Solar Solution, which included installation of 1,222 solar panels and 14 inverters, spread across five building rooftops.

Yurika is changing the way utilities, businesses and councils will be able to collect data as well as monitor and manage assets and operations in remote locations.

Delivered the high voltage infrastructure for a 96,000 panel solar farm during a pandemic.

We developed a sub-metering solution for the owner of a 30-storey high-rise that enabled them to measure and monitor the electricity consumption of each of their tenants.

We successfully increased our client’s data speed from between 2 and 10 Mbps to 1 to 10 Gbps.

Communicating via video link with a large hospital during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Yurika developed an innovative and cost-effective metering solution to record the electricity and water consumption of berthed vessels at port.

Yurika provided a solution for a national hotel chain, with nearly 40 sites across Australia, that specified how much gas and water was being used at each hotel so they could meet their compliance reporting obligations.

We delivered a renewable energy solution featuring secure remote monitoring capabilities that was integrated with the local power station and across multiple remote site.

Typically, a solar farm substation project takes 12 months from design through to commissioning - this project had only 14 weeks.

Yurika’s innovative design and cutting-edge smart solar technology helped the Cowboys Leagues Club tackle its energy costs and reduce their carbon footprint.