Yurika

What Yurika does

Yurika is a multi-disciplinary Australian energy infrastructure services company and a wholly government-owned subsidiary of Energy Queensland, Australia's largest government-owned electricity company. Established in 2016 and headquartered in Brisbane with regional offices across 10 Australian cities, Yurika delivers advisory, supply, construction, and asset operations across electricity networks, solar, wind, battery energy storage systems, microgrids, metering, telecommunications, and electric vehicle charging. Its portfolio includes the design, build, and operation of the Queensland Electric Super Highway (50+ EV charging sites), mega-scale BESS projects for Stanwell (300MW/1200MWh) and CleanCo Queensland (Swanbank 250MW/500MWh), and the Legacy Meter Replacement Plan rollout of 70,000 smart meters across Townsville. Technology assets include the proprietary InfoDynamics metering data and analytics platform, the OneStack sovereign cloud management portal, the ActiveDash monitoring platform, and factory-built modular substations manufactured at a Brisbane facility, with all platforms anchored to NATA, ISO 9001, and AEMO-accredited operations.

Yurika's service offering is structured across six core capability areas: Electricity Networks (transmission, distribution, substations, balance of plant), Renewable Generation (solar, wind, BESS, microgrids), Metering (Metering Coordinator, Meter Provider, and Meter Data Provider roles in the NEM and WEM with Type 1-4 coverage), Telecommunications (business internet, nbn Smart Places, private networks, a 24/7 Service Operations Centre, and the sovereign cloud service), EV Charging (QESH network plus product supply and field services), and Products (27,000-40,000+ electrical infrastructure items including cabling, transformers, 12kV switchgear, and public lighting). Underlying technical differentiators include direct Cloud Connect to AWS and Microsoft Azure, embedded network management capability across commercial and high-rise sites, and AS/NZS-compliant manufacturing.

Yurika's business model combines professional services revenue from EPC and advisory engagements, hardware sales from electrical infrastructure products, recurring subscription revenue from metering, telecommunications, and cloud services, managed services revenue from ongoing asset operations and 24/7 monitoring, and transaction-based revenue from the EV charging network. Customers span government and public services, utilities and energy retailers (OVO Energy, 1st Energy, Maximum Energy, Ergon Energy Retail), renewable energy generators (Stanwell, CleanCo Queensland, Greenwood Solutions, Iberdrola Australia), construction and mining (Pacific Energy Group, BT Australasia for remote mining data services), data centres (Pulse DC), and commercial and industrial enterprises. Go-to-market is sales-led with dedicated General Managers per business unit, account managers and business relationship managers for enterprise and government clients, and a direct quote-based procurement model for product sales.

Name

Yurika

Legal name

Yurika Pty Ltd

Website

https://yurika.com.au

Company type

Private

Founded year

2016

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

251–500 employees

Short description

Yurika is a government-owned Australian energy infrastructure services company, part of Energy Queensland. It delivers electricity networks, renewable energy, metering, telecommunications, EV charging, and electrical infrastructure products to government, utility, mining, and enterprise customers across Australia.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Energy and Telecommunications Infrastructure Services

NAICS

Electric Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution (2211), Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services (518), Computer Systems Design and Related Services (54151)

SIC

Electric Services (4911), Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc. (7370)

akta.pro primary industry

Substations, Transformers & Grid Step-Up Facilities (EHV Substations, GSU Transformers) (EUAMAFAE)

akta.pro secondary industries

Grid Data & Analytics Enablement (MDM, Data Integration, Hosting) (EUAEANAI), Control Room HMI/Visualization, Alarm & Event Management (EUADAEAJ), Cloud & Infrastructure Support (Servers, Storage, Virtualization) (BPAAACAE)

Keywords

• Electrical infrastructure services
• Smart metering solutions
• Renewable energy integration
• Telecommunications networks
• EV charging infrastructure

Headquarters

HQ city

Townsville

HQ country

Australia

HQ region

Oceania

Offices10 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Energy Infrastructure Services: Comprehensive engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services for electricity networks, solar, wind, battery storage, and telecommunications infrastructure. Includes design, installation, commissioning, and testing services.
2. Electrical Equipment Supply: One-stop-shop for energy infrastructure products including transformers, switchgear, electrical cabling, and public lighting. Over 27,000-40,000+ product items with state-wide warehousing facilities. Revenue from product sales.
3. Metering Services: Metering Coordinator (MC), Meter Provider (MP), and Meter Data Provider (MDP) services for NEM. Includes smart meter installation, data management, and billing services. Recurring revenue from ongoing metering operations.
4. Telecommunications Services: Business internet, private networks, nbn services, and cloud virtualization. Includes connectivity solutions, monitoring services through Service Operations Centre.
5. Asset Operations and Maintenance: Ongoing maintenance services for high-voltage networks, renewable energy assets, and infrastructure. Includes 24/7 monitoring and support through Service Operations Centre.
6. EV Charging Infrastructure: Operation and management of Queensland Electric Super Highway network of 50+ EV charging stations. Revenue from charging network operation.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Core offering

Yurika is an Australian energy and infrastructure services company providing end-to-end capabilities spanning electricity networks (transmission, distribution, substations), renewable energy projects (solar, wind, battery energy storage, microgrids), smart metering (MC, MP, MDP roles across NEM and WEM), telecommunications (business internet, private networks, nbn Smart Places, cloud virtualisation), EV charging (the Queensland Electric Super Highway), and a one-stop shop of over 27,000 electrical infrastructure products. Services cover the full project lifecycle from advisory, planning, and design through to supply, delivery, commissioning, and ongoing asset operation.

Product overview

Yurika is a multi-disciplinary energy and infrastructure services company, established in 2016 and part of Energy Queensland (Australia's largest government-owned electricity company). It operates as a platform of integrated service lines rather than a single unified product. The portfolio spans core capability areas including Electricity Networks (transmission, distribution, substations, and balance of plant), Solar, Wind, Battery Energy Storage, Microgrids, Metering (with MC, MP, and MDP roles in the NEM and WEM), Telecommunications (connectivity, private networks, SOC, and cloud virtualisation), EV Charging (including the Queensland Electric Super Highway), and a Products division supplying over 27,000–40,000 electrical infrastructure items. Key named products and platforms include InfoDynamics (metering data management), the Sovereign Cloud Virtualisation Service (powered by RackCorp's OneStack), the Service Operations Centre (SOC), nbn Smart Places, Private Networks, and Embedded Networks management. Sub-products in the electrical supplies category include Electrical Cabling, Transformers, 12kV Switchgear, Public Lighting, and Public Fixture Lighting (AVENUE MK2). Advisory and design services round out the offering. Yurika serves customers across government, utilities, renewable energy, telecommunications, construction, mining, manufacturing, health, defence, education, and retail sectors Australia-wide.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• OneStack: Cloud virtualisation platform for enterprise-grade virtual infrastructure hosted in Australia
• InfoDynamics

Products and services

• Electricity Networks End-to-end electrical infrastructure services covering transmission, distribution, substations, and balance of plant for medium, high, and extremely high voltage networks. Targets utilities, developers, and large infrastructure customers.
• Solar Solar PV grid connection and ongoing operations and maintenance services. Provides EPC for solar farms and balance of plant infrastructure for solar projects.
• Wind Wind farm balance of plant services including planning, development, design, construction, testing, and commissioning for wind farm projects across Australia.
• Battery Energy Storage Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project delivery and asset maintenance, including modeling, design, engineering, balance of plant, commissioning, and ongoing maintenance for storage projects.
• Microgrids Microgrid design, installation, and commissioning incorporating civil and electrical engineering, renewable energy sources, and battery energy storage systems, operating independently or grid-connected.
• Metering Smart metering technology, data, and insights for electricity, water, and gas. End-to-end metering solutions including installation, maintenance, data management, and compliance as AEMO-accredited MC, MP, and MDP across NEM and WEM.
• Telecommunications Secure, reliable connectivity through internet, optic fibre, radio/microwave, nbn, satellite, IoT and smart place technologies, plus private networks and a 24/7 Service Operations Centre for critical infrastructure customers.
• EV Charging Electric vehicle charging network design, installation, and operation. Yurika designs, builds, owns, and operates the Queensland Electric Super Highway network of more than 50 EV charging stations across Queensland.
• Electrical Infrastructure Products Supply One-stop-shop for energy infrastructure products including electrical cabling, transformers, 12kV switchgears, and public lighting. Stocks over 27,000–40,000 products compliant with Australian electricity network standards.
• Substations Substation design and factory-built modular manufacturing at Yurika's Brisbane facility, including switch rooms, control rooms, structural fabrications, protection and control panels, and power quality infrastructure such as synchronous condensers, harmonic filters, and Statcoms.
• Balance of Plant Electrical and Civil Balance of Plant services connecting and integrating renewable energy infrastructure (solar, wind, BESS) into energy networks, including auxiliary systems, civil works, HV connections, telecommunications, metering, and testing and commissioning.
• Embedded Networks Embedded network management and sub-metering solutions for commercial buildings, high-rise residential apartments, shopping centres, and retirement villages, including NMI allocation, AEMO audits, and compliance with National Electricity Rules.
• Advisory, Planning and Design Services Independent expert advisory, planning, and design services including needs assessments, technical and engineering design, feasibility analysis, network design and planning, FCAS and energy trading advice, business case preparation, site assessments, grid connection studies (PSSE and PSCAD modelling), and R0 and R1 modelling.
• InfoDynamics Flagship data management and reporting platform for smart metering data, providing intuitive dashboards, report generation, data warehousing, alerts, and 24/7 access for electricity, gas, and water consumption data across multiple sites.
• Sovereign Cloud Virtualisation Service Enterprise-grade virtual machine infrastructure hosted entirely in Australia, powered by RackCorp and managed through Yurika's OneStack proprietary portal, supporting cloud migration, VMware replacement, and hybrid architectures with data sovereignty and transparent usage-based pricing.
• Service Operations Centre (SOC) 24/7 network monitoring and service assurance with tiered plans including alarm monitoring, service fault support, and nbn service provisioning, with a secure customer portal for fault reporting, service status, quotations, and order management.
• nbn Smart Places An nbn Layer 2 fibre product enabling smart infrastructure and connected devices such as traffic lights, CCTV, smart poles, digital billboards, and public Wi-Fi to connect to the nbn network through private connections.
• Private Networks Secure communication pathways for sensitive or critical business data, including fibre technology, wavelength (point-to-point), Ethernet E-line (LAN), IP VPN (MPLS), and Cloud Connect for direct connectivity to AWS and Microsoft Azure.
• Queensland Electric Super Highway (QESH) A network of over 50 EV charging stations across Queensland with AC 22kW chargers and DC 50–75kW chargers supporting CHAdeMO, CCS Combo Type 2, and Type 2 plug options, operated through the Chargefox App.

Quantifiable outcome

• 50% renewable energy for Doomadgee community, saving 680,000+ litres of fuel per year
• +4 more outcomes

Named customers16 records

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration6 records

Feature4 records

Scale indicators9 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Others

• Chargefox: Australian EV charging network aggregator whose app sits on top of Yurika's QESH stations and other networks. Adjacent ecosystem player rather than a direct competitor, since Yurika operates the underlying stations while Chargefox provides the customer-facing charging platform.
• Macquarie Telecom: Australian business telco delivering data, cloud and cybersecurity services to government and enterprise. Comparable in the Sovereign Cloud / data sovereignty adjacency of Yurika Telecoms and the OneStack service, rather than in EPC or metering.

Direct peers

• Service Stream: ASX-listed network services provider to utilities, telcos and government customers across Australia, delivering design, build, deploy and maintenance of critical infrastructure. Overlaps with Yurika on smart metering rollout, telecommunications deployment and electricity network services.
• Downer Group: ASX-listed Australian infrastructure services group delivering electrical, telecommunications and renewable energy projects across Australia and New Zealand. Most directly comparable to Yurika in scope (utility networks, communications infrastructure, renewables EPC) and in serving government and utility customers.
• Beon Energy Solutions: Monadelphous-owned specialist delivering balance-of-plant, HV infrastructure and renewable energy solutions for solar, wind and BESS projects across Australia. Closest direct competitor to Yurika's balance-of-plant and HV substation work for utility-scale renewables.
• Zinfra (AusNet Services): Specialist services arm of AusNet Services, providing design, construction, operations and maintenance of electricity, gas and telecommunications networks across south-eastern Australia. Comparable in integrated utility infrastructure services, O&M and metering-adjacent work.
• Consolidated Power Projects (CPP): Australian electrical infrastructure contractor delivering HV substations, transmission and distribution, and utility-scale renewable connections. Operates in the same renewable EPC and grid-connection niche as Yurika for Australian utilities and developers.

Emerging players

• Genex Power: ASX-listed renewable energy and battery storage developer with operational BESS assets in Queensland (e.g., Bouldercombe). Competes with Yurika at the project level on BESS development and connection, though without the multi-line EPC, metering and telecom breadth.
• Tesla (Australia Energy Operations): Operates Powerwall, Megapack BESS deployments and the Tesla Supercharger network across Australia. Overlaps with Yurika on battery storage delivery and EV charging infrastructure, though from a vertically integrated manufacturer/operator model.

Broad incumbents

• ENGIE Australia: Subsidiary of global utility ENGIE, active in Australian renewable generation, BESS and hydrogen projects. Competes with Yurika at the asset/project level in renewables, while also being a potential customer for Yurika's EPC and balance-of-plant capabilities.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/yurika_au

Compliance5 records

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles19 records

Subsidiaries2 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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