drag by CEFC designed to drive emissions reductions across Australias airports,ports and electricity infrastructure assetsThe Clean Energy Finance Corporation is investing $150m in Australia’s largest infrastructure fund to drive emissions reduction across some of Australia’s biggest airports, ports and electricity infrastructure assets.
It is the first time the CEFC has invested in an infrastructure fund, and it is using the investment to target emissions reduction at Melbourne and Brisbane airports,Sydney’s Port Botany, the Port of Brisbane and Ausgrid. Related: Josh Frydenberg makes peace offering to ACT before D-day for energy deal Related: We must fix the foundation of our energy policy to get out of the current mess | Frank Jotzo and others Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com