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More Australians are putting sustainability plans into practice with CEFC-backed discounted loans and services

Working with financiers to get things done

CEFC finance gets homes and businesses electrified, families and commercial fleets into electric vehicles, and enables the uptake of solar, battery and energy management technologies for residential and industrial settings. Building managers can cut their carbon footprints through improved thermoregulation and electrification, manufacturers can upgrade their equipment, and farmers can employ technologies and processes to boost productivity and improve resilience to climate change.

We work with financiers, tapping into their industry experience and customer networks, to help individuals, farmers and businesses gain greater control over energy costs, reduce the rising costs of living and doing business, lift productivity, cut emissions and support better environmental outcomes.

Our finance partners assess applications and make lending decisions on our behalf, offering loans and services that can cover up to 100 per cent of the cost of eligible equipment, vehicles or projects.

Since our work with financiers began in 2013, more than 123,000 small-scale projects have benefited from $4.2 billion of CEFC and third-party capital to 30 June 2026.

Current programs

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Please contact the financiers for more information about products or to access finance.  The CEFC does not directly offer loans to businesses and consumers and is not involved in individual financing decisions or loan administration.

The CEFC does not encourage, promote or endorse products or associated companies for the installation of their products.

We rely on collaborations with financiers to deliver products that support eligible energy efficiency, low emissions and renewable energy technologies. These financiers pass on the benefits of lower-cost CEFC finance to their customers.

Case study

ANZ SME

Supporting businesses to strengthen operations, position for future growth

SMEs are looking for practical ways to manage rising costs while maintaining productivity. This program helps bring forward investment in equipment that can reduce energy use and improve efficiency, while lowering financing costs at a time when access to affordable capital matters.
Richard Lovell
CEFC Executive Director
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Volkswagen Financial Services Australia

Making it easier to switch to electric vehicles with Volkswagen Financial Services Australia

This investment helps lower costs today and builds a stronger market for affordable, second-hand EVs tomorrow, making clean transport more affordable for more Australians and their businesses.
Richard Lovell
Executive Director – Debt Markets, CEFC
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Hyundai CS

Discounted rates for Hyundai and Kia drive EV uptake

By cutting finance costs, we’re not only making these vehicles more accessible, we’re also supporting Hyundai’s leadership in technologies like vehicle-to-grid, which can turn EVs into mobile batteries and strengthen our energy system.
Richard Lovell
Executive Director - Debt Markets, CEFC
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Credabl

Credabl green loans a sustainability booster for healthcare

This is more than just a financial product; it’s a step towards a sustainable tomorrow combining the support of medical professionals who make a profound impact in their communities, with advancing our collective environmental goals.
Stafford Hamilton
CEO, Credabl
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NAB Agri

NAB agribusiness loans back farmers

The agriculture sector is at the heart of the net zero transition, with challenging climate conditions impacting Australia-wide. Equally, we see enormous opportunity. In lowering their carbon footprint, farmers can become more resilient to climate change while also lifting the appeal of their produce, as consumers increasingly preference sustainable products
Heechung Sung
Executive
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NAB Equipment

NAB lower-cost loans drive opportunities for business

Providing customers with not just the know-how but the access to low-cost green finance will help drive meaningful change.
Rachel Slade
Group Executive for Business and Private Banking, NAB
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CBA EV

Putting essential workers in the EV driving seat

Many Australians are open to buying an EV but are put off by the upfront cost. Our new EV Access Program is designed to provide customers with special offers on vehicles and a discounted interest rate for the life of the loan.
Joel Larsen
General Manager Personal Lending, CBA
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