The CEFC is working with the $12 billion IFM Australian Infrastructure Fund to reduce carbon emissions at some of the nation’s leading ports, airports and electricity infrastructure.
The CEFC and Lendlease are targeting a new standard of sustainability in large-scale commercial precincts, targeting the delivery of net zero emissions from a $4.5 billion commercial property portfolio as early as 2025.
First and new home buyers in Sydney and Brisbane will have access to state-of-the-art clean energy homes as part of an industry-first initiative between leading Australian developer Mirvac and the CEFC.
Newcastle City Council has secured $6.5 million from the CEFC to help build the Hunter Region's biggest solar farm, to help the council slash its electricity bill.
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