AEMO has renamed its delivery arm in a renewed push to drive clean energy investments.
The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) has renamed its infrastructure delivery subsidiary AEMO Services Limited to AusEnergy Services Limited.
The name change, effective from 30 June 2025, reflects the organisation’s expanding role as an independent, purpose-built entity delivering public value through energy infrastructure investment. It will continue to be referred to as ASL to maintain continuity and recognition across industry and government stakeholders.
ASL remains a subsidiary of AEMO, with both AEMO and the NSW Government retaining their positions as members. The rebranded organisation will continue its work under the NSW Electricity Infrastructure Roadmap and the Commonwealth Government’s Capacity Investment Scheme (CIS).
“ASL will continue to operate as an independent subsidiary of AEMO, and both AEMO and the NSW Government remain members,” the organisation said.
Nevenka Codevelle has been formally appointed as the inaugural Chief Executive Officer of AusEnergy Services Ltd. Ms Codevelle has led the organisation since December 2023 and was previously AEMO’s Executive General Manager Government and Stakeholder.
“Her reappointment reflects the ASL Board’s confidence in her leadership and continued commitment to the organisation’s vision and purpose,” ASL said in a statement.
Under its role as the NSW Consumer Trustee, ASL has already supported over 2.4 GW of generation, 1 GW of firming, and 1.6 GW of long-duration storage.
Together with AEMO, it has recommended more than 6 GW of generation including over 3 GWh of hybrid storage and 6 GWh of clean dispatchable capacity to the Commonwealth under the CIS.
These efforts will continue, with ASL and AEMO jointly supporting future CIS tenders to accelerate Australia’s clean energy transition.
“The name change reflects ASL’s role as the purpose-built independent organisation delivering energy infrastructure investment programs on behalf of governments, with a focus on transparency, competition and public value,” ASL said.
