Australian fleet buyers have signalled a switch to electric vehicles (EVs) in the next two years, on the back of a unique EV Drive Day convened by the CEFC.
The CEFC 2017-18 Annual Report provides insights into the CEFC’s economy-wide investment focus, as well as emerging trends in the clean energy sector.
The CEFC has committed up to $100m to finance loans for South Australia’s Home Battery Scheme, to be delivered through RateSetter’s new South Australian green lending platform.
The CEFC is committing up to $90 million towards Australia’s first large-scale energy from waste (EfW) project – a 36MW state-of-the-art plant at Kwinana in Western Australia that can power up to 50,000 homes using household waste.
The CEFC set new records in the number and value of investment commitments in 2017-18, delivering a heightened focus on some of the nation’s toughest emissions challenges through our support for innovative projects, technologies and investment partnerships across Australia.
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