About the Mills Network

The Network operates as a coordinated infrastructure organisation with responsibilities spanning site development, systems integration, and long-horizon operational continuity. Its work is designed to remain durable across technology cycles, jurisdictional requirements, and infrastructure lifespans.

The Mills Network is structured to support multi-site operations and to maintain consistent standards across regions with differing regulatory environments, grid conditions, and public interest requirements.

Site selection and development are guided by operational requirements rather than short-term expansion targets. The Network prioritises locations where infrastructure can be integrated into existing environmental and regulatory frameworks and maintained with minimal volatility over time.

Where appropriate, the Mills Network works alongside public entities to align infrastructure planning with broader system resilience, including grid stability, water stewardship, and long-range regional planning.

This site provides a structured overview of the Network’s purpose, operating model, governance arrangements, and public communications. Detailed information relating to individual sites, technical configurations, and partner arrangements is published selectively and in line with jurisdictional requirements.

For historical context, see Our History. For the Network’s operating framework, see Operations Overview. Governance arrangements are summarised under Governance Overview.