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22 December 2016 Australia's Clean Energy Innovation Fund is to invest in a Geelong-based company that has developed world-leading technology to tackle one of the most difficult to address sources of carbon emissions - light vehicles. Carbon...

4 October 2017 Melbourne start up business Relectrify is launching its ground-breaking new technology to repurpose used batteries from electric vehicles for extended use, including in behind-the-meter household energy storage. With a $750,000 equity in...

The CEFC is investing $1.7 million in an Australian biotechnology company that aims to improve the drought resilience of farming land, increase productivity and remove carbon from the atmosphere.

30 December 2017 The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) is extending its commitment to the 80MW (AC) Oakey Solar Farm in south-east Queensland, in an investment that will also deliver forecasting technology to enhance grid stability and en...

The following article was featured in the Green Bank Network Bulletin, June 2018 Ben Gust, Executive Director of the Clean Energy Innovation Fund, CEFC What is your role at the Clean Energy Innovation Fund in a nutshell? I am the Executive Director of...

30 April, 2018 Zen Ecosystems – which has developed intelligent energy management solutions that could save Australian businesses up to 25 per cent on their energy consumption – will soon get a boost from the Clean Energy Innovation Fund. The Clean Ene...

29 March 2018 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.  Commercial develo...

21 December 2017 The CEFC is aiming to kick start new standards in clean energy for healthcare by investing up to $100 million in the new Dexus Healthcare Wholesale Property Fund (HWPF). HWPF* will own Australia's first portfolio of hospital and health...

14 November 2016 New South Wales, Western Australia, South Australia, Victoria and the Australian Capital Territory have the most supportive policies for the deployment of energy from waste and bioenergy projects, the Clean Energy Finance Corpo...