Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) is backing Australian company Samsara Eco to change recycling with an enzyme that allows plastic to be recycled infinitely.
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Collaboration over competition
Through its first investment under the Australian Recycling Investment Fund (ARIF), the CEFC is continuing to support emissions reductions investment throughout Australia’s waste industry.
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New report highlighting low emission transition
The CEFC has identified a potential investment pipeline of as much as $7.8 billion to 2025 across Australia’s waste and recycling sectors.
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Clean Energy Finance Corporation releases $1B investment update
The Clean Energy Finance Corporation has released its 2019-20 investment update, detailing $1 billion in funding.
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Sustainability factors driving infrastructure investments
The ISCA has revealed that environmental, social & governance factors are driving infrastructure upgrades in Australia.
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CEFC to invest further in waste to energy and renewables
The CEFC has confirmed its largest equity investment in renewables with a $100 million commitment.
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CEFC Annual Report tabled in Australian senate
The CEFC Annual Report 2017-18 has shown the corporation has invested $127 million in waste-related projects in the past year.
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Veolia signs 25 year deal to operate WA WtE facility
Veolia has signed a $450 million 25-year operations and maintenance service agreement on a large-scale waste to energy facility in WA.
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Clean Energy Finance Corporation supports waste industry
The Clean Energy Finance Corporation’s Henry Anning speaks to Waste Management Review about the group’s diverse portfolio of finance options for the waste industry which support carbon abatement and energy and cost efficiencies.
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CEFC invests $30M into Visy Industries
Visy Industries plans to invest $30 million of CEFC finance across a range of renewable technologies over the next four years.
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