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Decon grows its business in the Pacific

by Contributor
June 22, 2026
in Batteries & Storage, News, Renewable Energy, Smart Energy
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Decon Corporation recently attended the Pacific Infrastructure Business Opportunities Seminar (PIBOS) in Fiji, gaining valuable insight into the scale and direction of infrastructure investment across the region.

The event highlighted a growing pipeline of projects, supported by significant funding, with particular momentum in the energy sector alongside continued activity in telecommunications and water infrastructure.

A key outcome for Decon was the opportunity to strengthen relationships with regional stakeholders and better understand procurement pathways, project timelines, and delivery models. Engagement across government bodies, contractors, and industry partners provided a clearer picture of how opportunities are developing and where Decon can best contribute.

“Fiji’s seminar offered a great snapshot of where the Pacific is heading,” Sam Thompson, Enterprise Solutions at Decon Technologies, said. “The growth in resilient infrastructure like solar and BESS is creating some genuinely promising opportunities – it’s an exciting space to be involved in.”

The seminar also reinforced the strong alignment between Decon’s capabilities and the needs of the Pacific. With proven experience delivering battery energy storage systems, generators, hybrid power solutions (such as Decon’s Smart Power Cell), switchboards, shelters, and smart control solutions in remote and challenging environments, Decon is well positioned to support the region’s infrastructure development.

A consistent theme throughout the event was the importance of long-term support and local capability development. Many Pacific nations face challenges maintaining imported infrastructure, creating a clear opportunity for Decon to provide not just high-quality products, but also training, technical expertise, and ongoing support.

Looking ahead, Decon aims to establish itself as a trusted long-term partner in the Pacific. By focusing on early engagement, strong partnerships, and sustainable delivery models, Decon is committed to contributing to resilient infrastructure outcomes while supporting the growth of local capability across the region.

Learn more at deconcorp.com.au

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