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August 2026
TPS Energy at IEEE PES AUPEC 2026: Bronze Sponsor and Award Chair
TPS Energy will support Australasia's premier power engineering conference when it comes to Hobart this November as a Bronze Sponsor, with Chairman Dr. Tien Ho appointed Award Chair on the organising committee.
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May 2026
TPS Energy Takes Centre Stage at Meet Australia 2026
TPS Energy Chairman Dr. Tien Ho joined Australia's Consul General and industry leaders on the headline energy panel at Meet Australia 2026 in Ho Chi Minh City, charting how Australia and Vietnam can build a cleaner energy future together.
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February 2026
TPS Energy Featured on SBS Vietnamese: Powering Tasmania's Renewable Future
Logan Ho, Project Director at TPS Energy, was featured on SBS Vietnamese, sharing the story of how a Vietnamese-founded company based in Hobart is making its mark in Australia's renewable energy sector, from smart grids to green data centres.
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December 2025
Pipers River Solar Farm Receives Planning Approval
TPS Energy's project company Pipers River Solar Farm Pty Ltd has received planning approval from George Town Council for the Pipers River Solar Farm, marking a major milestone in Tasmania's renewable energy development.
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November 2025
TPS Energy Joins RMIT-Led National Clean-Tech Safety Research Hub
TPS Energy has joined a national research partnership led by RMIT University, contributing as an industry partner to a proposed ARC Research Hub addressing safety, materials circularity and community trust across Australia's clean energy transition.
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October 2025
TPS Energy Sponsors and Judges UTAS Engineering Open Day 2025
TPS Energy was proud to sponsor and adjudicate three prizes at the University of Tasmania's School of Engineering Open Day, where final year students presented their thesis projects to industry leaders.
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August 2025
TPS Energy Leads National Research Consortium on Grid Stability
TPS Energy has submitted an application to the Australian Government's Grid Enhancing Technologies Program as lead organisation of a national research consortium of four universities and four industry partners, developing advanced inverter control technologies for Australia's electricity networks.
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