Governance
The CEFC Board recognises the important role of good governance in underpinning the organisation’s ability to deliver on its purpose
while being a responsible steward of Australian Government capital.
The robust approach to governance is reflected in the Board Charter, and the specialist role of three permanent Board committees, across Audit and Risk; People and Culture and the Rewiring the Nation Fund. The Board is also responsible for the development of the CEFC Code of Conduct and Ethics and CEFC Investment and other policies, reflecting the requirements of the CEFC Act and Investment Mandate.
CEFC Act
The CEFC Act establishes the Clean Energy Finance Corporation, sets out the organisation’s purpose and functions and establishes arrangements for the Board, CEO and staff.
Investment Mandate Direction
Australian Government Investment Mandate directions to the CEFC Board provide instruction as to policies to be pursued by the CEFC in performing its investment function.
Board Charters
The CEFC Board adopts private sector principles of good corporate governance in providing oversight and direction to the Executive.
Code of Conduct and Ethics
Our Code of Conduct and Ethics outlines the principles which guide the way we make decisions, whether as a board member, executive, employee or contractor.