The CEFC is investing $100 million into MIRA’s Australian infrastructure platform, targeting lower carbon emissions and improved energy efficiency in airports, electricity, port, rail and water.
In an Australian first, the CEFC and the National Farmers Federation (NFF) have collaborated to back ready-made clean energy solutions for Australian farmers, with the twin goals of increasing on-farm efficiency and cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
Healthcare and medical centres across Australia will be more comfortable and energy efficient under a plan to reduce energy consumption in the Barwon Institutional Healthcare Property Fund.
A CEFC milestone of driving more than $1 billion in new investment in smaller-scale clean energy projects coincides with the launch of a $100 million agreement with Bank of Queensland.
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